McKinsey’s Three Horizons Model Defined Innovation for Years. Here’s Why It No Longer Applies.
The Three Horizons provided an incredibly useful taxonomy. The model described innovation occurring on three time horizons:
- Horizon 1...
The Three Horizons provided an incredibly useful taxonomy. The model described innovation occurring on three time horizons:
The challenge; technology alone will not deliver the customer UX, UI and delight that customers must have if insurers are to remain leaders.
We are undoubtedly moving towards a symbiosis of man and machine, but a symbiosis where the human aspect is equally central to success....
Apprehensive over inferior mobile and online platforms, inefficient processes and frightful visions of becoming irrelevant, both tech and...
I wonder what people would have thought of when they first came across the name "Google"? Today it has world-wide name recognition with...
Growing by 37x in a year or contracting by 97%. That is the compound mathematical effect of being 1% better every day, instead of 1%...
Insurers generally have a multiplicity of incompatible core systems of record across different business units and country operations. How...
Occam's Razor is the problem-solving principle that the simplest solution tends to be the best. In practice most blockchain projects have...
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