by Kaospilot | Mar 1, 2022 | Journal, Learning
By Edda Kruse Rosset Co-Founder Kaospilot+ Berlin A little praise to imagination The following text is a contribution from alumni Edda Kruse Rosset, who has in 2020 co-founded Kaospilot+ Berlin, the home of the Kaospilots in the German capital. Kaospilot+ Berlin is a...
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 9, 2021 | Innovation, Journal, Leadership
By Anders Drejer & Christer Windeløv-Lidzélius Sometimes you need “Gazza” at the controls In 1997 the England National Team flew to Italy for a football match. On that plane was Manchester United hardman Paul “Da Gov’nor” Ince and infamous troublemaker Paul...
by Kaospilot | Mar 23, 2021 | Innovation, Journal, Leadership
By Anders Drejer & Christer Windeloew-Lidzélius Ever heard the epitaph “Cowboy Number One”? There is a Western movie, “Public Cowboy No 1”, from 1937 as well as the Frankie Goes to Hollywood song “Two Tribes”; then there is the reference to the late American...
by Kaospilot | Mar 11, 2021 | Innovation, Journal
By Anders Drejer & Christer Windeloew-Lidzélius Dealing with Disruption 2.0 Taken totally by surprise by the changes in Communist Cuba in the 1960s, the fictional main character of singer/songwriter Warren Zevon’s 1988 song is thrown into jail and writes to his...
by Kaospilot | Feb 24, 2021 | Innovation, Journal
The Innovation Journal. No 2. By Anders Drejer & Christer Windeloew-Lidzélius Innovate or die is the harsh reality of business. Over time only those who progress survive and thrive. Extinct but not dead yet? It is a question worth pondering. ...
