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By Prof. Diana Derval

Sensored features powerful yet unusual ideas from science to strategy. We kick-off season 1 with a collection of 8 min-nano audiobooks on “The future of predictions” and “eXtreme innovations”, to name a few.
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SH!Tification

SensoredJun 18, 2020

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SH!Tification

SH!Tification

SH!TIFICATION or the tendency to fix the wrong things! When facing crucial decision-making, many managers tend to fix the wrong things, sh!tifying their products and customer experiences. In this 8mn nano audio book, we documented 11 typical sentences that could be signs of an ongoing SH!TIFICATION process : 1 – Nobody will notice it 2 – I prefer it that way 3 – We did it on purpose 4 – We just need to nudge people 5 – It is confidential 6 – We didn't touch anything 7 – We need to innovate 8 – We need to follow the trends 9 – Others do it like that 10 – Everybody seemed ok with it 11 – I wanted to leave my mark. Enjoy the listening, double-check your teams are fixing the right things, and let us know about your experience.
Jun 18, 202009:49
eXtreme innovation

eXtreme innovation

In this second nano audiobook, we explore following aspects of the innovaton process:
- How does innovation work?
- What does it take to generate eXtreme Innovations?
- Is it a good sign if people laugh at your idea?
- Why is it dangerous to check competition?

Main outcome is that: understanding customers' real needs is the only way to come up with eXtreme Innovations.

I tried to keep it short (even less than 8min this time!), fun, and hopefully inspiring with success stories from Tesla , Dyson , LVMH , and Samsung Electronics 😁

This nano audiobook is best enjoyed with an energy drink ⛽
Jun 02, 202006:13
The Future of Predictions

The Future of Predictions

In this first nano audiobook, we review following aspects of predictive systems: - What can we predict? - How to make an accurate prediction? - Which experts and data can help? - What is coming next in terms of predictive approaches? Main outcome is that: the same personas, in the same context behave in the same way. I tried to keep it simple yet relatable with daily life, business, and scientific examples. Special bonuses include my French accent and case studies from retail & fashion to gaming😁 This nano audiobook is best enjoyed with a coffee or a tea (maybe with a tear of Schnapps for my friends data scientists?) ☕
Jun 02, 202008:10