Why does every new wave of technology feel both inevitable and over-hyped? From the early Web to the two mobile revolutions, ecommerce booms and the dotcom bust, the pattern repeats: rapid promise, …
How Product Leaders Stop Platforms from Rotting: A Practical Playbook Against Enshittification
Intro — why once-great products feel broken Why do once-great platforms start to feel broken? One moment a marketplace or social app delights customers; the next it’s slow, crowded with ads, and …
How to Stop Your Product from Rotting: Product Leadership Against Enshittification
Introduction Why do once‑useful platforms and products that delighted users slowly become hollow shells that prioritise growth over quality? That slow decline — called enshittification by Cory …
How to Ride the AI Wave Without Repeating Past Tech Mistakes
Can companies harness the current AI surge and still build products that last? The short answer is: yes — but only if leaders treat this moment as a technology cycle, not a silver bullet. Too often …
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Designing for Repair: What Product Leaders Must Do Now to Stay Ahead of the EU Right‑to‑Repair Shift
How many products in your portfolio are designed to be fixed rather than replaced? The EU’s new Right‑to‑Repair directive is no longer a policy debate — it’s a business reality that will reshape …
How to Protect Real Innovation from Corporate Bureaucracy
Why do the best ideas so often stall inside organisations that should be perfectly placed to deliver them? You’ve seen it: a promising prototype, a handful of champions and then a slow death by …
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