First of all, I would like to classify the title of this article. If you clicked on the link because you felt provoked by the headline, relax! This series of strategic utopias is also an experiment in clickbait. It is designed to be read with provocative wording. — I had made the resolution for 2023 to formulate a few thoughts every month in the tension between my perspective on the world and my work. I haven’t kept up with each month, but I’m happy to continue this series with another article. Join me on my journey…

For 2023, I made a New Year’s resolution to formulate a few thoughts on a regular base in the area of tension between my perspective on the world and my work. I didn’t keep every month, but this is already the second post in the series. Join me on my journey … — I already wrote this in my last about Purpose: I still want and need to understand many things first. Today I am trying to approach the topic of strategy and OKRs. …

I made a New Year’s resolution for 2023 to formulate a few thoughts on a regular base in the tension between my perspective on the world and my work. Let’s see where the journey goes … — All just buzzwords Purpose is not only a big trend in employer branding but, in my personal experience, also a real need among many employees. We usually mean the reason, the why or the right of our actions to exist, especially in the context of work and business in companies.

Disruptive Visions of the Digital City between Toronto and Barcelona —

Research in Progress | Urban Utopia: Disruptive Ethics of the digital City | A City Political Ideology Theory In this short piece Moritz Dittrich asks who controls our visions of urban futures in the era of the ubiquitous smart city? …

AcrossRCA project In January of 2018, Annette Zimmermann, vice president of research at Gartner, proclaimed, that by 2022, personal devices would know more about ones emotional state than their own family. But how about the other way around? …