When It Comes to Culture, Does Your Company Walk the Talk?
Published in MIT Sloam by Donald Sull, Stefano Turconi, and Charles Sull
Thriving in the Chaos - A sign of our unquestionable ability to adapt and transform.
Interesting to see how a small group of top-performing companies were able to create around 2 trillion dollars in market capitalization during 2020. Far from offsetting the global economic turmoil but a sign of our unquestionable ability to transform and adapt: a faint light of vast possibilities at the end of the tunnel.
BIAN Analysis from Financial Times and YCharts
Purpose is the meaning of why companies (as well as ourselves) exist. Do not give up on that challenge or take the risks of becoming one more simple operator for future generations.
Getting Uncomfortable on Purpose
Published in BCG Handerson Institute by Ashley Grice, Martin Reeves, and Jack Fuller
Impressive transformation on Apple’s winning paradigm of simple design, capitulating to consumer's customization needs!?
Simple design is dead. Welcome to Apple’s era of customization - Apple just gave up on creating the perfect design. Published in FastCompany by Mark Wilson
Perspectivas de líderes do varejo e indústria sobre a atual transformação do varejo brasileiro.
15 Transformações profundas (quebra de paradigmas e evoluções) no varejo. Published in SA Varejo by Alessandra Morita and Fernando Salles
The evolution is natural, but the current business model, not sustainable – will restaurants survive to delivery systems?!
Restaurants are barely surviving. Delivery apps will kill them. Published in The Washington Post By Maureen Tkacik.
Great perspectives on simplicity as key to success - BIAN adopts “keep it simple” as the pillar of our advisory model
Simplicity Is the Key to Success: Here Are 26 Inspiring Quotes to Help You on That Journey. Published in Inc. by Gordon Tredgold
Avoid getting lost within the "pandemic" torrent of information with WEF strategic maps
Strategic insights and contextual intelligence from the World Economic Forum - Published by WEF
Iconic brands to break with their origins on racial stereotypes – Value to monitor and learn on how they will evolve
With Aunt Jemima, Mrs. Butterworth’s and Uncle Ben’s set to disappear from American kitchens, a look back at their racist origins - Published in MarketWatch by Elisabeth Buchwald
Nestlé continues with solid steps behind the development of its portfolio - Waters
Nestlé sharpens water focus on international, premium mineral and functional brands while exploring strategic options for parts of North American business - Published by Nestlé
