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A collection of 260 issues

5 Selling Lessons From Nuclear Fusion Promise

Breakthrough's aplenty since I last blogged on our fusion endeavours fourteen months back. I read on today's raw pace of these with this initial framing; "65pc of fusion insiders think fusion will generate electricity for the grid at viable cost by 2035, and 90pc by 2040". Personal jetpacks this ain't.

BHAG Your Ambition

News orgs are newsmakers from their London lairs this week. One new entrant into the rolling cycle pulls up its anchor, as another UK startup tv channel (they still exist) gets freshly emboldened through out-living its rival. The survivor outlined ambitions to shake-up its sector and become 'the largest player

One Sentence Test

I note yet another call for pitch simplicity. This time, from someone with experience running a business [behind The Times' paywall.] I firmly back these types of exhortations. Down the years, I've blogged on plenty. As well as running countless workshops and mini, sometimes spontaneous, runs around one of them

Big Brother Helpful Other

Google Meet option to expose people for picking their nose 👃 pic.twitter.com/Lpd39DKoz1 — Soren Iverson (@soren_iverson) February 2, 2024 The above tweet appears to be from a daily stream of unusual yet desirable latest tech updates. Most concepts are made-up. Nearly all have a subversive streak. Recent examples

The Faster Horses of Audience Capture

If I had asked people what they wanted, they would have said faster horses A most famous of business quotations. Though not, as myth has become, from the mouth of Henry Ford. Merely those engaged in a spot of critical fabulation as to what he could have been capable of

Business Case Mood Board

Mood board for tomorrow’s column pic.twitter.com/2HY0loBxoE — Andrew Orlowski (@AndrewOrlowski) May 7, 2023 Here's a tweet from a London broadsheet columnist. Often with tech bias, mainly writing on general commercial innovation and business life improvement. In his own words; "My writing asks: why do we make machines

What The Overarching Threat Is Not

Here follows a widely shared excerpt from a speech this week by a backbench Westminster MP, Miriam Cates. Denuded (as far as I safely can, given her stance appears "not popular on either the small government right or the culturally radical left"), of political horseshoe setting in order to elevate

The Ogilvy Switch

Oh our Marketing cousins. Seldom does an Enterprise solution salesteam's endeavour dovetail beautifully with the marketing department. I've blogged on this a ton down the years. Yet recent work touching on New Product Rescue exposed me to a merrie band of marketeers. Eager to dispel the crayons and hopscotch myths.

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Your Latest AI Iteration Stress Test

ChatGPT has just announced an update. We all know the perils of this in solutionland. 'Why do we need this?' customers ask. 'Because it's the latest', many boldly implore. Precious little illumination as to any extra wonders which ought flow forth for the embracing client. In the case of