Sports used to unite us. We can rethink them so they do it again

Sports Once United Us. Here’s How We Can Redesign Them to Bring Us Back Together We treat institutions like they’ve always existed. Like they just happened. But every major organization—every tradition, every global movement—started as a design decision. Someone sat down, sketched a purpose, and built a structure around it. Take the modern Olympic Games. … Read more

Meet the children’s literature startup that wants to unseat Scholastic as the king of the book fair

The Startup Challenging Scholastic: How Literati is Reinventing the School Book Fair One Enchanted Forest at a Time Imagine walking into your elementary school library and finding it has been transformed into a twilight forest. Mossy green canopies arch overhead, glowing mushrooms light the path between display cases, and twinkle lights flicker through the leaves … Read more

How Google’s partnership with consultants could derail enterprise AI adoption

Why Google’s $750 Million Consultant Pact Could Backfire on Enterprise AI Adoption You’d think a $750 million war chest, three of the world’s most trusted consulting firms, and Google’s AI muscle would be a slam dunk for enterprise adoption. But if you’ve spent any time in B2B revenue, you know that throwing money and big … Read more

IoT 2.0: Why The Next Generation Of Connected Systems Needs More Than Just Connectivity

IoT 2.0: From Data Collection to Intelligent Decision-Making — What Revenue Teams Need to Know About the Next-Gen Connected Systems The Internet of Things (IoT) has been a buzzword for over a decade, but the conversation is shifting. We’re moving from “IoT 1.0” — where connected systems passively gathered data — to what experts are … Read more