by Kaospilot | May 7, 2021 | Innovation, Journal, Leadership
By Anders Drejer & Christer Windeloew-Lidzélius In 1905, the average life expectancy of a company was 70 years. A century later, that number was 20. Conclusion: apparently, more and more companies fail and become extinct. Why do companies fail? Is it inevitable,...
by Kaospilot | Apr 28, 2021 | Alumni
Since graduating from Kaospilot, Haotian has been working as an innovation consultant for 3 years now. He supports 10 companies in China on their creative process, through workshops, training and projects. After his studies in Denmark, he studied the Team Mastery...
by Kaospilot | Apr 22, 2021 | Alumni, Creativity, News
Rasmus Stride is born in Denmark and now living in Oslo. He is a digital artist with a practice that spans over performance, installation and online. Along with being a Kaospilot, he holds a higher diploma degree within Digital commerce from Hyper Island, Sweden. From...
by Kaospilot | Apr 20, 2021 | Innovation, Leadership, Routines
By Anders Drejer & Christer Windelov-Lidzélius Why do companies fail? Is it inevitable, caused by disruptive changes in the organisations’ environment or managerial sloppiness? Or can it be avoided? Interestingly, in a world where interest has always mainly been...
by Kaospilot | Apr 15, 2021 | Current Students, Interviews, Learning, Startups
In all my life I have been involved in movement and gymnastics. Common to all is a desire and willingness to enter into a committed community. From what challenge did the idea for your “Vægtløs” (Weightless in English) project arise? I came up with my project...
