One Of The Most Important Lessons On Innovation For Every CEO
Inc.
September 04, 2019
When you think of today's most valuable companies the ones that come to mind are Apple, Amazon, Google, Microsoft, and Facebook. However, just 20 years ago the company that you'd have instantly thought of was GE.
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A Mass Cyberattack on more that 100,000 iPhones Just Reported. Here's How To Protect Yourself.
inc
August 30, 2019
An incredibly malicious hack has potentially exposed hundreds of thousands of iPhone victims.
Google researchers recently discovered that an unknown hacker has been using 14 separate security flaws, including especially devastating zero-day vulnerabilities, in iOS to attack iPhone users. But this isn't your typical cyberattack. The cyberthreat involves malicious software that can monitor every aspect of the phone and even take control of it. This is an eye-opener since iPhones have long been thought to be relatively safe when it comes to hackers. No longer. Here's what it means and why it changes much of what we've known about cyberthreats.
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According to Science, This Simple Non-Intuitive Step Is the Key to Solving Many of Your Toughest Problems
inc
August 26, 2019
If you're anything like me, or virtually any other entrepreneur, then you like to be in control. That doesn't necessarily mean that you're a control freak--although it might--but rather that you'd prefer to be calling the shots rather than following someone else's lead. I could spend the rest of this column listing the many positives and negatives of a control mindset but let's be blunt, nothing I say is going to change your need to be in control. It's just how you're wired.
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Successful People Answer A Question Which Most People Are Afraid To Even Ask
Inc.
August 23, 2019
You're an introspective person. How do I know? Well, you're reading a column whose title implies that you're willing to do something that many people won't or can't do, ask tough questions about themselves. Take pride in that. Honest introspection is hard. It requires that you come up with some not so nice answers. But it's also the only way any of us grow and evolve.
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This Is the One Key To Success That Nobody Teaches You
Inc.
August 19, 2019
There are uncountable books on how to succeed in business, and all of them have something to teach. From being an efficient operator to being a great innovator, it's all part of the essential chemistry that makes up every entrepreneur's journey.
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181 CEOs of the Largest U.S. Corporations Just Altered the Role of Corporations for Decades to Come
Inc.
August 19, 2019
In his 1962 book Capitalism, the Nobel prize-winning economist Milton Friedman wrote, "There is one and only one social responsibility of business -- to use its resources and engage in activities designed to increase its profits so long as it stays within the rules of the game, which is to say, engages in open and free competition without deception or fraud."
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If You Could Change The Past Would You? Here's Why That's A Definite No.
Inc.
August 15, 2019
Ok, time for some brutal honesty. Answer truthfully, how many times in the past week did you catch yourself saying something along the lines of, "If only I had done X back then, I'd be so much better off now."?
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One Quote That Only A True Entrepreneur Will Agree With
Inc.
August 13, 2019
When I was in the throws of building my company Delphi Group I had the great privilege of working with one of the last century's most admired management icons, Peter Drucker. Drucker was a font of wisdom. Nearly everything the man said seemed to come from a place of profound understanding. Still there were a few things he said to me that stood out as guiding lights for my own career. One of those comes to mind every time I see the word entrepreneur--which seems to be everywhere lately--used in a way that would cause Peter to roll over in his grave.
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So, You Want to Get Paid to Speak. Here's How
Inc.
June 24, 2019
There's all sorts of advice on how to be a better speaker, but advice on how to be a professional speaker is pretty dismal. Here are 8 steps for building a sustainable business as a professional speaker.
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One Thing That You Can Do Right Now To Make Your Next Speech Extraordinary (No Practice Involved)
Inc.
May 31, 2019
You've heard and read all of the ways to better your public speaking, yet this one piece of advice needs no practice or prep or talent to follow and it's the easiest way to improve your speaking and calm your anxiety.
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This Is The Greatest Threat Of AI, And It's Not What You Think
Inc.
May 29, 2019
Stop worrying about AI becoming your overlord. The real threat is much more obvious and interesting.
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The Single Most Important Thing You Can Do To Ensure Your Success
linkedin
May 18, 2019
About 30 years ago my business partner and I were in the world headquarters of our startup -- the second bedroom of my small condo. I had just created a rift between us by investing in a $1000 laptop and a laser printer. An enormous sum of money to a fledgling, bootstrapping, credit card funded startup.
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Let Go Of The Myth That Everything Happens For A Reason: Try This Instead
Inc.
April 21, 2019
Yes, I know, you want to recoil at the the headline of this column. Stick with me. The last thing I'm advocating is that life is without purpose. But, it can certainly be random and, like a child whose favorite toy has just been lost, there are times when we just want to scream, It isn't fair!"
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How NASA Used an Unforgettable Image to Brilliantly Communicate a Big Message
Inc
October 24, 2018
In Arthur C. Clarke's classic Space Odyssey Sci-fi series a recurring theme is the presence of a large back monolith built by an ancient civilization. The monolith has transformational powers that alter the trajectory of humanity, starting with our ancient cave-dwelling ancestors and then following our evolution through the modern day and into the future. While the questions of who built the monolith or why it was built are never clear, it has the power to bring about radical change which alters the trajectory of humanity.
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How to Turn the Death of a Dream Into the Opportunity of a Lifetime
Inc
October 10, 2018
I am about to challenge you in a way that you will resist with every fiber of your being.
In her book, "The Power of Meaning: Crafting a Life that Matters," Emily Esfahani Smith talks about a young man she interviewed, Emeka Nnaka, who had been paralyzed from a semi-pro football injury. According to Smith, "Immediately after his injury, Emeka told himself a story that essentially went like this: My life was great playing football. But now, look at me. My life is basically over.
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Paul Romer's Nobel Prize In Economics Marks A New Era Of Innovation Driven By Ideas
Inc
October 09, 2018
Paul Romer let his phone ring on the morning of October 8th . It was early and he wasn't expecting a call. But when he checked to see who was calling he noticed it was from Sweden. When he called back he was put on hold.
It was a minor inconvenience, since, in many ways Paul Romer has been on hold waiting for the Nobel prize for nearly three decades. On Monday October 8 Romer and William Nordhaus, an economist at Yale, were awarded the Nobel for work both had done in helping us better understand the post-industrial era economy.
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Tim Berners-Lee, the Inventor of the Web, Has Launched a New Startup
Inc
October 02, 2018
For Tim Berners-Lee the past is prologue, and not a very good one at that.
Several months ago I had the chance to sit down to dinner with Tim Berners-Lee at an event we were both speaking at in Sharjah UAE. Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales was also at the table. The conversation meandered, but more than once came back to the topic of what it meant to have a free and open Internet. This was before Facebook's relationship with Cambridge Analytica had surfaced and our collective dismay with the state of data privacy made the headlines and found its way to Capitol Hill.
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These 3 Indicators May Be Projecting the Next Financial Collapse
Inc
September 30, 2018
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According to Ray Dalio, Jeff Bezos, and the Dalai Lama, This One Thing Is the Foundation of Trust
Inc
September 28, 2018
Some time ago, I wrote an Inc. column on the topic of trust. In the last few months, that column has started to get renewed attention. I wonder sometimes why an old column will experience this sort of sudden rush of new life. However, in the current political climate, with fake news being the most popular moniker of the past three years, I'm hardly surprised. So, I wanted to revisit the topic of trust and what creates it.
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The Most Important Lesson Parents Teach Successful Kids
Inc
September 26, 2018
If you're a parent I'm about to push you outside of your comfort zone.
One day your child will look at you, with disappointment, perhaps even anger, and say, "Why didn't you force me to keep (fill in the blank_________) when I was younger?" Their regret may be not having learned to play a musical instrument, or not being more involved in a particular sport, or any one of a million things that they will wish they had done more of in order to further their sense of self-worth and confidence.
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The Industrial Era Is Coming To An End. Here's What's Next.
Inc
September 18, 2018
Big transitions are fascinating examples of how desperately companies try to hold onto the past; driving by using their rearview mirror. That never works. Case in point, the transition out of the industrial era.
You don't need me to tell you that we're living through an era of tremendous transition and disruption for traditional industrial era industries. Tech behemoths such as Amazon and Google have radically altered retail, publishing, and advertising. Uber has decimated cabs, Airbnb is attempting to do the same with hospitality. Amazon has recently set it's sites on healthcare.
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The Simple Phrase That Will Help In Almost Every Negotiation
Inc
September 16, 2018
Thug Life
I had a high school wrestling coach who loved to throw hypothetical scenarios at us during practice. They had nothing to do with wrestling. Instead they were life lessons that he tried to impart by way of asking us to unravel difficult problems, while we were bordering on passing out from the tenth round of spin drills.
One that has stuck in my mind for the past 40 years went like this:
You find yourself in backstreet alley with three tugs who want to get into a fight. There's no way to avoid the altercation. The only way out is through them and it's inevitable that you will have to take them on. One of them is much bigger and stronger than you, and far more threatening than the other two, who both appear to be easy enough for you to deal with. The question: In order to win who do you take on first, second, and third?
Think about it for a minute. Got it? Good, read on.
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Remembering 9/11: This Is What True Leadership and Courage Sound Like
Inc
September 11, 2018
Seventeen years ago today the early morning Pennsylvania countryside near Shanksville was quiet. Its 245 residents--15 fewer than it had in 1920--were unnoticed by the world, going about their business, in school, or perhaps tending to errands in a downtown that would make Mayberry RFD look cosmopolitan.
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Innovate A 4-Word Master Class in Leadership From Steve Jobs
Inc
August 31, 2018
I've got a leadership challenge for you. You can do better. Read on.
If the rift in popular sentiment around political leadership tells us anything, it's that we still value leaders, especially great ones. It is human nature to want someone at the helm to whom we can entrust the hardest decisions, even if we may vehemently disagree with him or her on them.
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Forget Winning the Battle Against Fake News and Fake Influence. Instead, Try This
Inc
August 31, 2018
In his book Writing on the Wall: Social Media -- The First 2,000 Years Tom Standage writes about what may well be the earliest example of social influence, dating back to 59BC, when Julius Caesar decreed that a daily summary of the Roman senate and the people's assembly be published.
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This Is Why We Keep Getting AI Wrong
LinkedIn
June 17, 2018
The challenge of artificial intelligence isn't so much the technology as it is our own attitude about machines and intelligence. In doing research for my upcoming book Revealing The Invisible: How Our Hidden Behaviors Are Becoming The Most Valuable Commodity Of The 21st Century I came across the poignant story of the doomed flight of Air France 447, which teaches a great deal about the deeply rooted cultural attitudes, perhaps even arrogance, that stand in the way of AI.
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How Our Hidden Behaviors Are Becoming The Most Valuable Commodity of the 21st Century
LinkedIn
May 04, 2018
Excerpted from the upcoming book Revealing The Invisible. Download a free chapter HERE
To be human is to suffer from a peculiar congenital blindness: On the precipice of any great change, we can see with terrifying clarity the familiar firm footing we stand to lose, but we fill the abyss of the unfamiliar before us with dread at the potential loss rather than jubilation over the potential gain of gladnesses and gratifications we fail to envision because we haven’t yet experienced them.[i] – Maria Popova
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The One Thing You Should Never Do When You Negotiate
Inc
April 26, 2018
Negotiating can be terrifying, emotional, and frustrating. But don't let that lead you to making this one crucial mistake.
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This Is The Most Valuable Commodity of the 21st
Inc
April 23, 2018
The competition to capture and understand digital behaviors is just beginning. There's a dark side to that, but we should be just as vigilant in exploiting its value.
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The Uncomfortable Truth About Entrepreneurship Nobody Wants to Talk About
Inc
April 20, 2018
I often liken the entrepreneurial journey to parenting; no matter how much you study it, observe it in others, ask for advice, prepare for it, or convince yourself you're ready for it, there is simply no substitute for doing it. And as with parenting, you soon realize you can't imagine not doing it, because it's simply part of who you are.
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In Just 2 Words, Jeff Bezos Sums Up What Separates Winners From Dreamers
Inc
April 19, 2018
Few figures have captured our attention the way Amazon founder and CEO Jeff Bezos has. In just under 23 years, Amazon's revenue has soared from $500,000 to $178,000,000,000, from nine employees to over 560,000, and its stock has increased 1,000 fold since its IPO. You can't argue with that sort of success. But trying to put it into a formula is somewhat ludicrous.
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Financial Advice For Elon Musk That You Can Learn From
Inc
April 17, 2018
We've all heard about how important it is to live in the moment and focus on the here and now. However, nobody ever built the future by just living in the present. There are some things that demand we step well out of the comfort of the present and far into the uncertainty of the future.
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This Isnt the First Time Weve Gone Driverless. The Last Was 100 Years Ago
Inc
March 30, 2018
In the aftermath of Ubers's recent fatal crash in Tempe, which involved a driverless car, there has been a great deal of speculation about the future of the driverless automobile. As is often the case, trying to see beyond the near-term fear and natural trepidation, which accompanies handing over control of life and death decisions to machines, can be exceptionally difficult. Yet, this isn't the first time we've encountered the driverless dilemma. There's another example that's nearly 100 years old.
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What Do You Do With $184 Billion? Heres What Elon Musk Is Likely to Do With It
Inc
March 23, 2018
A few weeks back, I wrote about the upcoming vote of Tesla's shareholders on Elon Musk's $2.6 billion compensation package. Well, yesterday put an end to that speculation with approval of a package that would grant Musk the $2.6 billion of equity based on Tesla achieving certain market cap, revenue, and earnings metrics. Over the next 10 years, the package could end up being worth upwards of $50 billon, potentially putting him in contention for the mantle of the world's richest person.
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What Ubers Fatal Accident Means for the Future of Autonomous Cars
Inc
March 21, 2018
No doubt you've heard that on Sunday, an Uber in Tempe, Arizona, operating in autonomous mode with a backup safety driver, or supervisor, in the car, killed a pedestrian.
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Yes, Elon Musk Might Really Be Worth an Outrageous Salary Package of $2.6 Billion
INC
March 09, 2018
If there are contenders for tech titan poster child, Elon Musk is clearly leading the pack. Unlike almost any other CEO in recent memory, Musk embodies the spirit of innovation, vision, risk-taking, fearlessness, and unbridled ambition while also having the popular appeal of a rock star--with ambitions to play on an interplanetary stage.
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And The Oscar Goes To...
INC
March 04, 2018
On days like this predictions abound. And most often those predictions come from the pundits, the ones "in the know." But what if the real power of prediction is not in the opinions and the bias of pundits but in the data?
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Tom Koulopoulos - Artificial Intelligence And The Power of Behavior
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December 02, 2018
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TK Highlights
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July 24, 2017
Public speaking highlights
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Tom Koulopoulos on the Challenge of Predicting Behavior
Vimeo
January 09, 2017
Excerpts from Tom's Keynote about hyperconnected behavior
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Short TK Keynote on Innovation and Surving the Future
YouTube
November 30, 2011
Excerpts from a full keynote by Tom Koulopoulos on the subjects of Innovation, building organizations that will survive the future, Hyperconnectivey and The Cloud
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TK full keynote
YouTube
November 22, 2011
A full length video of a recent keynote TK gave on Innovation and The Cloud
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Innovation Keynote - How to Survive the Future
YouTube
February 23, 2011
Tom Koulopoulos (TK) keynote excerpts from a presentation to 2000 attendees. TK talks about how we can build organizations to survive the future
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TK Tom Koulopoulos Keynote on Building the Future
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February 12, 2011
TK Talks about the importance of building companies that can survive the future in his introductory remarks as part of his keynote speech to 2000 attendees at BICSI 2011 in Orlando
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Tom K Keynote Intro 1 of 6
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January 08, 2011
TK's intro and opening remarks at his Keynote speech to 1000 attendees at the Technology Alliance of Georgia
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The Uncertainty Principle 3of6
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January 08, 2011
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Invention vs. Innovation 2 of 6
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January 08, 2011
TK Talks about the difference between Invention and Innovation at his Keynote speech to 1000 attendees at the Technology Alliance of Georgia
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Build for the Unkown 4 of 6
YouTube
January 08, 2011
TK Talks about how companies and people need to build for the unknown at his Keynote speech to 1000 attendees at the Technology Alliance of Georgia
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Tom Koulopoulos -TK- presents to ILTA on Innovation
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January 02, 2011
Tom Koulopoulos -TK- Innovation Keynote to 1000 attendees at the national ILTA (International Legal Technology Association in Las Vegas)
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TK Media and Keynote Clips on the Economy and Tech Trends
YouTube
January 02, 2011
Tom Koulopoulos " TK" media clips and keynote excerpts on the topics of connectivity, tech trends, innovation, and employment
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TK on Innovating in a Recession
YouTube
January 01, 2011
Innovating in a Recession may seem counter intuitive but it's actually a great time to innovate
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TK Talks about Unemployment on WSJ Market Watch
YouTube
January 01, 2011
Unemployment is tough medicine for ailing economies - but there is a bright side. Listen as TK looks at innovation and Unemployment
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TK Talks about Small Business and Innovation on Forbes
YouTube
January 01, 2011
Small Business is the engine of the economy. Listen to TK talk about what it takes to build a culture of Innovation and to be a successful Entrepreneur
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TK talks about Innovation and tollerating failure on Forbes
YouTube
January 01, 2011
Every company has to innovate, but clearly some do it better than others. Listen as TK talks about how innovation can result from some basic principles, such as simplification and tolerance of failure
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TK talks about the fate of the Titanic and lessons about innovation
YouTube
December 30, 2010
Tom Koulopoulos keynote excerpt from the IHAF event where he talks about how the Titanic is a great metaphor for how we deal with the future and innovation
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TK talks about the future and why it's so hard to predict
YouTube
December 30, 2010
Tom Koulopoulos keynote excerpt from the IHAF event where he talks about the challenge in predicting the future.
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TK talks about predicting the future
YouTube
December 29, 2010
Predicting the future is tough! Listen as Tom talks about some example of just how much the future changes us in ways we could never imagine.
Tom Koulopoulos presents to 2000 Attendees of ILTA
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Tom Koulopoulos Innovation Keynote Intro 1 of 6
YouTube
December 29, 2010
Keynote Intro - part 1 of 6
Tom Koulopoulos Innovation Keynote
To 1000 members of the Technology Association of Georgia 1000 members of the Technology Association of Georgia
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TK talks about the phenomenon of "re-employment"
YouTube
December 29, 2010
We are entering a new world with new rules about employment and work. Listen as Tom describes the life re-employed!
Tom Koulopoulos presents to 2000 Attendees of ILTA
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Short TK Keynote on Innovation and Surving the Future
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November 30, 2010
Excerpts from a full keynote by Tom Koulopoulos on the subjects of Innovation, building organizations that will survive the future, Hyperconnectivey and The Cloud
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TK takes a funny look at the iPad and iPhone
YouTube
November 29, 2010
A fun look at how the iPhone and the iPad are changing as much as we are!
Tom Koulopoulos presents to 2000 Attendees of ILTA
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#7 — Life Lessons from Apple’s Original Evangelist (with Guy Kawasaki)
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April 16, 2019
Long-time Silicon Valley marketing guru Guy Kawasaki joins Tom to talk about his latest book, Wise Guy, and the lessons Guy has learned from his time at Apple and his many experiences over the course of a 45 year career in tech. A remarkably open an entertaining look at one of the valleys most popul
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#6 — General AI is Already Here (with Chris Boos)
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March 29, 2019
In this episode, we look at the global aspects of AI and the implications of generalized AI in enterprise settings. Our guest Chris Boos is an AI entrepreneur, angel investor, and advisor to the German government on the implications of digital technology.
Among other things we discuss:
- Why does
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#5 — A Digital Perspective on Leadership (with James Champy)
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March 19, 2019
In this episode, we cast a broad net that considers the ways in which organizational and leadership thinking has changed over the past several decades. Our guest, Jim Champy, is one of the world’s leading thinkers on these topics. His distinguished career has included one of the best-selling busin
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#4 — AI in the Enterprise (with Tom Davenport)
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March 04, 2019
Join Tom as he talks to Tom Davenport, Professor at Babson College, co-founder of the International Institute for Analytics, Fellow of the MIT Initiative on the Digital Economy, and Senior Advisor to Deloitte Analytics. Tom pioneered the concept of “competing on analytics” with his best-selling
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#3 — Democratizing Data (with Erin Baumgartner)
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February 11, 2019
This episode of Foresight Radio looks at how technology is increasingly democratizing access to products, services, and knowledge across the globe. Our guest Erin Baumgartner is the co-founder of an innovative new food delivery service Family Dinner, she is c
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#2 — Cloud Storage 2.0 (with David Friend)
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February 07, 2019
In this episode of Foresight Radio long-time colleague and serial entrepreneur David Friend joins me to look at the dramatic ways in which data storage and affordability will change not only the way we do business but also make some of the greatest innovations of the 21st Century, such as AI and mac
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#1 — Cloud Storage 2.0 with David Friend
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February 07, 2019
In this episode of Foresight Radio long-time colleague and serial entrepreneur David Friend joins me to look at the dramatic ways in which data storage and affordability will change not only the way we do business but also make some of the greatest innovations of the 21st Century, such as AI and mac
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#1 — The Evolution of AI (with Jack Crawford)
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January 11, 2019
In this episode, we’re going to be talking about the evolution of AI and what has to be one of the most widely discussed topics in technology and in business today. Our guest is Jack Crawford. Jack has been in the technology space for three decades and is the founder of three technology companies.
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#2 - The Evolution of AI with Jack Crawford
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January 11, 2019
In this episode, we’re going to be talking about the evolution of AI and what has to be one of the most widely discussed topics in technology and in business today. Our guest is Jack Crawford. Jack has been in the technology space for three decades and is the founder of three technology companies.
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Revealing The Invisible - Excerpt: The Story of Ill-fated Flight 447
SoundCloud
May 21, 2018
The challenge of artificial intelligence isn't so much the technology as this. Listen as Tom shares the story of ill-fated Air France 447 and how it can teach us about the deep cultural flaw that stands in the way of artificial intelligence.
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The Bottomless Cloud: How AI, the Next Generation of the Cloud, and Abundance Thinking Will Radically Transform the Way You Do Business
Revealing the Invisible: How Our Hidden Behaviors Are Becoming the Most Valuable Commodity of the 21st Century
The Gen Z Effect
Cloud Surfing: A New Way to Think About Risk, Innovation, Scale & Success
The Innovation Zone: How Great Companies Re-Innovate for Amazing Success
Smartsourcing: Driving Innovation and Growth Through Outsourcing
Executive in Residence and Professor of Innovation at Bentley University
Former Executive Director Babson College Center for Business Innovation
Visting Lecturer at Boston University School of Management
How To Become (And Stay) A Thought Leader
The three touchpoints of digital transformation
