Currently 54% of the world’s population lives in cities and this is expected to increase to 66% by 2050.[1] With all these new dwellers, innovation is not just needed but expected, particularly in mobility. This simple but challenging task is […]
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Can Ford survive the disruption in mobility after enjoying Henry Ford’s business model for 100+ years?
For the first time ever, the future is very uncertain for the automotive industry. The ones who can collect and leverage data to transform their business models will be more likely to survive and dominate the market.
Walking on the Sidewalk: Building the future of cities in Toronto
Sidewalk Labs, by applying technology like machine learning coupled with innovative urban design, is building the future of cities in downtown Toronto
Transforming Ford: Supplying Mobility in a Digital World
Will Ford be a winner in the future of mobility or just produce a 'faster horse'?
Nest Learning About More Than Just Thermostats
Nest delivered an old idea of programmed temperature control in far more polished implementation. Can they continue to make the other elements of the home smarter and connected?
Ford is no longer ‘just an auto company’
Digital disruption has forced Ford to reconsider its core business model; the organization is moving from an “auto company, to an auto and mobility company”. To enable this, the Ford has created a wholly owned subsidiary, Ford Smart Mobility LLC, based in Silicon Valley, which is developing next-generation transport solutions