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Giving the Nobel Prize to the Nobel Prize
We give the Nobel Prize to the Nobel Prize (there Nobel Center).
Top 10 most popular posts – Updated: 6 December 2017
1. Google + Apple = Goople 2. (video) Magical speech by Golriz Ghahraman 3. A lucky red packet—Sharkonomics’ Chinese edition is out now 4. Yes Eric Schmidt will build Google City Downtown in Toronto 5. Open data is critical for an friendly city 6. Flow is expanding time 7. Digitalisation is an iceberg – don’t […]
The future of digitalisation is analog
The future of digitalisation is analog VP Tina Nunno, Gartner Fellow
(video) Magical speech by Golriz Ghahraman
This speech is magical and shows talent and passion from New Zealand Green Party. Probably will the international world see here more in media because she got something magical over here way of reaching out to the audience. Video, watch how the woman behind here in the audience reflect and show the emotions in every […]
Lecturing Sharkonomics at Mace Speakers sales conference day
A day full of sales results and moments of sales inspiration, Mace Speakers sales conference day. Great speakers: Elaine Eksvärd, Kelly Odell, Per Holknekt and Karin Klerfelt. My lecture: Swim faster in your sales with the help of Sharkonomics. There are still some tickets left for fast movers at Macespeakers.se Organizer: Mace Speakers is one […]
Open data is critical for an friendly city
Open data is critical for an friendly city. Boyd Cohen, Quote from speech, 22 November 2017 Stockholm, Sweden.
A lucky red packet—Sharkonomics’ Chinese edition is out now
The first edition of Sharkonomics sold almost 10,000 copies in Simplified Chinese available in Mainland China. Now another edition in Complex Chinese that is available in Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macau is out, with a bright red cover—which, of course, is lucky in China. I hope that Chinese readers bite hard and fast on this […]
Google + Apple = Goople
Google + Apple = Goople
Are you ready to market clothes to robots?
Are you ready to market clothes to robots? Aric Dromi, Quote with permission from speech, 13 November 2017 Stockholm, Sweden.
Kill history and kiss the future
Kill history and kiss the future.