Yves Pigneur

Meeting along the lake with Alex and Stefano, about his book “Team Alignment Map”

Très beau panorama d’activités numériques à l’Unil, joliment mises en scène

“Onze chercheurs, un musicien et un artiste pour s’immerger dans le monde numériques de l’Unil …

interview par Soon Soon Soon, lors de USI’2019

À l’occasion de l’évènement “Unexpected Sources of Inspiration” (USI) au Carrousel du Louvre en juin, où ils donnaient une conférence intitulée “Building Invincible Companies”, ils ont répondu à nos questions… (suite)

Over the years, we [...] refine one of our favorite visuals: the Design-Test-Repeat cycle. Check out how our visual language has changed over the years to see how our iterations have made this visual more clear and concise over time (blog)

What’s Next! with Tiffani Bova: Growth Innovation for Existing Businesses with Alex

Private defence of her doctoral thesis by Dina Elikan, entitled “Designing a visual inquiry tool for identity communication”

“In this doctoral dissertation, I relate three studies performed to address the challenge of a visual inquiry tool for identity communication in the context of startups and SMEs. The challenge being: how to develop a visual inquiry tool (a tool on which a team of stakeholders with different backgrounds could try and solve their challenge in a designerly way) especially tailored to help them tackle the issue of communicating a coherent brand identity to all their different stakeholders. (more…)

Message de Denis Tudor, 50 ans après l’initiative Swiss Metro à l’EPFL!

“The moment has arrived! Commute from Geneva to Zürich in 17 minutes. Come be apart of our program “Organic, Reuse and Community”, for a more eco-friendly and sustainable common future with our supersonic solution. Watch our story here

“Live from Strategyzer book cave, episode 3: How to create timeless content?” by Fred Etiemble

Blogpost w/ Alex and Lauren on the Strategyzer blog (post)

We have been developing our Business Model Portfolio Map for our new book, The Invincible Company. Like all of our tools, we have found that the Portfolio Map is a great storytelling tool. It can be used to show the evolution of a company’s business model over its lifecycle by measuring risk vs return. In the image below, we outline a company’s journey from start-up to established company by combining Clay Christensen’s explanations of the lifecycle of a Business Model with our Portfolio Map.

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Nice video presentation by Dina Elikan of her research