Good afternoon! Welcome to issue #8 of the Growth Weekly, with the best growth reads we found this week. As we approach the end of the year, blogs and writers start to look forward to 2017 and beyond. Included in this issue you will find Gartner’s top 10 strategic predictions for 2017, well worth a read. Enjoy.
Gartner’s top strategic predictions for 2017 and beyond describe not only the disruptive effects of digital business innovation but how secondary ripple effects will often prove to be more disruptive than the original disruption.
For their anniversary, The Verge asked 10 of the smartest, most interesting and influential people to describe our lives in 2021 - and the many ways technology, science and transportation will change.
Internet-connected clothes are already being made, but only in scattered experiments so far. From automatic communication between your jacket and washing machine to storing travel data in your sleeve. The possibilities are exciting.
Technological revolutions tend to involve some important activity becoming cheap, like the cost of communication or finding information. Machine intelligence is, in its essence, a prediction technology, so the economic shift will center around a drop in the cost of prediction.
The first industrial revolution helped us go from the fields to the cities with the productivity gains from machine farming. This industrial revolution is using machine learning and other digital “implements” to take farming even further — and to feed the world.
The best growth reads we found on the web this week. Disruptive innovations, growth-hacks, startups & scale-ups. Short and simple.
Carefully curated by RevelX - http://revelx.co/
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