Here at Singularity University, we challenge people to “positively impact a billion people.” Not just a tall order but also the purest form of scaling wide — affecting the largest amount of individuals possible.

Famed Austrian graphic designer Stefan Sagmeister once coined the term “The Mantle of Bullshit” (in response to a proliferation of usage of the word “storyteller”). I believe the same thing is happening for a…

At yesterday’s Singularity University Global Solutions Program closing ceremony, Obi Felten, X’s (formerly Google X) “Head of getting moonshots ready for contact with the real world” delivered an outstanding closing keynote. In her speech Obi showed a…

On first blush, this sounds great. Get the right set of key performance indicators (KPIs), and you are on your way to hitting…

I am just back from the three-day bonanza that was the Singularity University Global Summit in San Francisco. I had the opportunity to interview a whole bunch of amazing people in front of Singularity Hub’s Facebook Live cameras. Instead of…

More than 25 years ago Geoffrey Moore published his masterpiece “Crossing the Chasm.” In his book, Geoffrey makes a compelling argument that, as products mature and as they address different audiences, we find ourselves with a huge gap (the chasm) between early adopters and early majority.

Monique Giggy, who runs all our startup programs (SU Ventures) here at Singularity University keeps putting our founders on the spot by continuously asking them to explain their business in front of her and their peers.