What Happens in Vegas?
I just escaped two full-on days at CES2020. Despite my FOMO (fear of missing out), there will be much I missed or that I only noticed for the first time this year, but I wanted to share a few themes that I’ve taken away from CES this year.
How to make better business growth decisions
In the UK we have just had a general election. It has been a contentious battle with politics being disrupted as much as any industry in recent years.
Genetic Sequencing: Medical and Life Insurance
We are in the throes of a Genomic Revolution, in which we can more precisely identify specific causes and create personalised treatments for patients.
Harvest Innovation – Changes in Agriculture
On 6th November, the NEC in Birmingham will open its doors to the Farm Business Innovation Show. For three years on the trot, I have been a speaker at this event, talking to land-based business owners about how to exploit the marketing mix to optimise their diversifying businesses.
Artificial Intelligence, Patents and Coca-Cola – Is It Always the Real Thing?
Coca-Cola’s recipe is one of the best kept trade secrets in the world. Developed by a pharmacist, it has been closely guarded and known to only a few privileged employees for more than 100 years. Coca-Cola built a successful global brand on it, and competitors have fiercely hunted it.
Lab Grown: Meat to meet consumer demand
In this blog, Peter Debenham gives his opinion on the future of the meat industry, and its disruptive lab-grown developments!
Ideas Are Not Enough
People often see idea creation as the most important aspect of innovation. We hear people lament, “if only I had the big idea…”. Well, I’m not sure that mindset fits with my experience.
No Job Description Here. Create Your Own Future.
At Ignite Exponential, we want to see businesses move away from standard recruitment and towards a more productive way of scaling up their teams – thinking human. Hard skills are of course necessary but are taught abilities.
How Electric Cars Will Change the World
Imagine this front page heading in your newspaper tomorrow morning: “Electric car sales reach 25%: All urban fuel stations stop selling petrol/diesel and most urban repair garages go bankrupt”.
Tomorrow’s World: A.I. and Natural Language Speech Processing
Peter Debenham, shares his predictions for how certain technologies will shape our economic and social environment in the future.