If you haven’t noticed, the Next Economy is here. Every single industry, domain and business is being disrupted by emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, big data, virtual reality, augmented reality, blockchain, internet of things, drones and 3D printing.
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How Startups Slay Giants

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Slaying giants is fun, almost every new disruptive company slays a giant or two. Last week I had a chat with a team based in Puebla Mexico working on a cool augmented reality application for museums. They asked for my thoughts on their app and business model, I happily answered their questions. One of those questions comes up every time I talk with startups: How do you protect yourself from giants who might copy your idea?
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10 Emerging Technologies That Will Drive The Next Economy
Leaders should always be asking themselves What’s new?, What’s next? and What’s better?; that’s where the future is. And we can take deliberate steps to answers those questions…
What technologies will drive the biggest changes in industries over the next 10 to 20 years and create the next economy? Could it be possible for online casino 666CASINO, 888Sobet and Cozino will take place the land-based casino entirely by that time?

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The Future of VR / AR with Trent Clews-de Castella
This episode of the Big Bang podcast is part of the Next Economy Series, where I interview experts who are thinking and working on the cutting edge of emergent technologies that will shape the next 20 years.…
Must read innovation stories of the week: Innovation must be in your vision
Innovation needs a purpose. A bold compelling vision brings everyone together on a real purpose. What’s your purpose?
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How to Go from Small to Super (HarvardBusiness.org)
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16 Top Augmented Reality Business Models (PERSONALIZE MEDIA)
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Developing an Innovation Vision (Blogging innovation)
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The 7 Deadly Sins of the Innovator (BusinessWeek)
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How Blowing Up Your Business Can Drive Innovation
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IDEO CEO Tim Brown shares his recipe for fostering new ideas (NYTimes.com)