Future of Work – Why do we actually need a new working world?
Last year, Germany had the highest gross national product of all time, the lowest unemployment rate since the fall of the Berlin wall and technological progress is almost unstoppable. Do we really have to deal with the new working world under these circumstances? Things...
Magazin, Tools & Methods, Trends
Differential Privacy: A way to balance privacy and data analysis
The latest scandal surrounding Cambridge Analytica has put the Internet giant Facebook into the biggest crisis in its history. And yet this is just one prominent example of the misuse of sensitive data. No wonder people are increasingly concerned about how and by whom...
General, Magazin, Tools & Methods
#DIGITALLEARNING 5 – Digital business models
Knowledge is power – especially when it comes to digitization. That’s why the etventure Learning Hub regularly presents our readers with the #DIGITALLEARNING blog series, providing them with methods, tools and know-how about digitization and innovation. Today, they will give you an overview of...
etventure study 2018: German companies feel secure
For the third time in a row, etventure’s “Digital Transformation 2018” study provides an assessment of the status quo of digitization in German companies. Together with GfK, decision-makers in major German companies with at least 250 million euros worth in business were interviewed. The...
#DIGITALLEARNING 4 – Lean Startup
Knowledge is power – especially when it comes to digitization. That’s why the etventure Learning Hub regularly presents our readers with the #DIGITALLEARNING blog series, providing them with methods, tools and know-how about digitization and innovation. Today’s article is all about the Lean Startup...
Cognitive Biases – That’s how unreliable we think
Cognitive biases are mostly unconscious, systematic distortions of our perceptions, decisions and judgements. Our ideation experts show why biases are relevant for generating ideas and give tips on how their influence can be reduced. Heuristics: abbreviations of the brain Every day, more than 5...
Product development: From hypothesis to experiment
Product development is confronted with the constant challenge of supplying the customer with a product that exactly meets his needs. In our new blog series, etventure’s product managers provide an insight into their work and approach. The focus is on hypothesis-driven product development. In...
#DIGITALLEARNING 3 – Objectives & Key Results (OKRs)
Knowledge is power – especially when it comes to digitization. That’s why we regularly present our readers with the #DIGITALLEARNING blog series, providing them with methods, tools and know-how about digitization and innovation. Today’s article deals with OKRs – the leadership method using Objectives...
General, Magazin, Tools & Methods
For game-changing ideas it takes more than brainstorming
New ideas are the motor for economic change. But how do we get really good ideas? Our ideation experts present three factors that you should take into account when generating ideas. In the design thinking process, a whole section is devoted to the topic...
Product development through hypotheses: formulating hypotheses
Product development is confronted with the constant challenge of supplying the customer with a product that exactly meets his needs. In our new blog series, etventure’s product managers provide an insight into their work and approach. The focus is on hypothesis-driven product development. In...
People of etventure – “The more different people think, the better”
We continue with our “People of etventure” series. This time Principal Peter Feldmeier explains to us why a team of open, curious people is needed for good consulting. And why he would like to visit Antarctica. What are you doing at etventure? In my...
Magazin, Tools & Methods, Viewpoints