The Blog on Digital Transformation

Tonight is the Champions League semi-final match between Real Madrid and Manchester City. I asked ChatGPT what the chances are. I don't like the answer, but it's still amazing.

For years, the US damaged Iran's uranium enrichment. The best cyber defense was of no use, because the Americans attacked exactly where every defense has its Achilles' heel: the human factor.

Imagine you are going on holiday, but you can't drive. You will visit landscapes that are accessible by public transport. The likelihood of you swimming alone in the sea is very low. If this does not appeal to you, then you will have to learn how to drive.

In a world where competition for attention is becoming more and more radical, a football match keeps millions of people glued to a game for hours. This is only possible because football still tells the best stories.

Everyone is talking about digitalization, and it feels like all companies want to be at the forefront. Is it necessary to jump on this bandwagon?

Guardiola has invented his own philosophy for the perfect game of football, Zidane works according to conventional methods. So who is the better coach?

If you are lucky, your employees may believe the facts in your business presentations. However, the likelihood that they will remember them is low.

Companies are pouring millions into "digital transformation" initiatives - but a high percentage of them are not paying off. That's because companies are tackling it from behind.

Today's technology startups have challenged what was known about the ingredients for strategic success.