Many of the old organizations will die soon (if they haven’t died already). Amir Sasson, Provost, Professor & Vice President, BI Norwegian Business School. Quote with permission from speech at Oslo Big Data Day, 19/3/2019.

My last lecture in Norway received an amazing response. It feels as if Norway is ready to be more aggressive, and swim in global waters like never before. Therefore I am excited to be one of the speakers at Talerlisten, the No 1 speaker agency in Norway. (They are innovative and aggressive online – a

It is an honor to be lecturing for the The Association of Swedish Advertisers – (it is sold out and it’s perfect timing that my lecture is being held lunch time.) The audience will be full of market directors ready to chew on market shares with Sharkonomics.

In the music business is Sharkonomics an effective tool to adapt and evolve, due to new technological and digital advances. Terence Q. Dudley, President, Quentin Entertainment Inc

Finally… at the 2019 Apple Special Event they are picking up speed and moving their innovation forward. Not in hardware, yet in services at payment, cards, news, games, tv etc with an extra + for those willing to pay for added value. This move is Apple’s attack on profitable solutions, such as Netflix and others,

1. Innovation: A drone lands at a Tesla car driving at high speed to charge it? 2. From E-Commerce to Word-Commerce 3.  Powered by millions of fans on social media are Gymshark, swimming fast and powerful 4. 1200 hungry in audience at Oslo Big Data Day! 5. Lucire.com: The fall of the influencer 6. Shark

Stefan Engeseth! Thanks for your excellent Keynote and thanks for being part of the Event. Stefan Petersson, Partner, Investor & Company Builder in Xplorico

I lecturing on Sharkonomics this week in Oslo, I pointed out that digitalization makes competition grow. Digitalization increases disruption and change in practically every business field. My lecture did swim well on Linkedin. Thanks to the organizer of Oslo Big Data Day for great inspiration.

In the “cash-free society”, cash is exchanged for “words” when money comes and goes, yet the “words” remain. Twice recently, I traveled to the US and stumbled upon a valuable trend. With digitalization, cash disappears, and instead, the transactions are based on the credibility of the individuals; they give their word. Expressions such as “I