Adrian Ott

Adrian Ott, award-winning author, speaker, and CEO of Exponential Edge Inc., was called “one of Silicon Valley’s most respected strategists” by Consulting Magazine. She helps relentless visionary executives to foresee disruptive opportunities and accelerate market leadership. Her bestselling book, THE 24-HOUR CUSTOMER, was named a Best Business Book of the Year by USA Book News (2011) and Library Journal (2010). She also serves on the Advisory Board of WITI. Follow her @ExponentialEdge.

Instead Of Taking Your Daughters To Work, Introduce Them To Technology

Your cubicle, email inbox, and the corporate lunchroom are not that inspiring. Why not try a fresh (and more engaging) approach to Taking Your Daughters and Sons to Work Day?

Instead Of Taking Your Daughters To Work, Introduce Them To Technology

Fast Company Magazine

A Look Around The Bend On The Health Innovation Highway

We are experiencing the equivalent of the pre-Internet 1980s in health care–innovation is slow, expensive, and out of reach for most organizations. But new platforms revolutionizing medical innovation are emerging.

A Look Around The Bend On The Health Innovation Highway

Medical Innovation Needs Silicon Valley Speed, Stat

The U.S. medical discovery-to-patient process moves at a glacial pace and is in desperate need of an overhaul; lessons learned in Silicon Valley can be applied to eliminate bottlenecks. How One Mind for Research and FasterCures are collaborating with industry, universities, and government to tackle the issue.

Medical Innovation Needs Silicon Valley Speed, Stat

The Age Of The Platform

Why Open Services Are The Future of Innovation

24-Hours: Where Does The Time Go? [Infographic]

Analytics And Info Overload: Insights From eBay, Adobe, And Oracle

5 Triggers That Make Your Product Addicting

How To Gain Buy-In For Your Idea In 60 Seconds Or Less

Time Magnets: Louis XIV, Social Strategy, and Games

Revenue Model Innovation: How to Generate Sales in a World of Free

Want To Be A CMO? The Career Path May Surprise You

Mea Culpa Marketing: Were Groupon’s Gaffes Intentional?

Stop Wasting Money on Brand Preference. Think Brand Relevance.

7 Game-Changing Customer Trends for 2011

Make Your Resolutions Stick – Forget About Them

Supercharge the Value of Your Gift – Without Spending More Money

Facebook Messages: Time-Value Innovation Trumps Feature Innovation

How Social Media Has Changed the Workplace [Study]

How The Brain Reacts When We Have Too Much To Do [Infographic]

Impact

If we put the chargers in the right places, we can get more people into electric cars

London’s poorest neighborhoods have deadly pollution levels. These new sensors will explain why

Americans support climate change policies, if they give them incentives to change

News

Cancel culture isn’t real if you’re rich enough, as ‘Succession’ makes clear

You can stay at the ‘Home Alone’ house for $25 this month via Airbnb

How WWE spots superstars of the future

Co.Design

4 reasons why museums are steering clear of the NFT craze

Lego turns its iconic pieces into supersized wooden home accessories

These bug hotels could bring biodiversity back to cities

Work Life

5 signs that you should pass up that new job offer

Tulsa paid people $10k to move there and work remotely. Here’s how it worked out

Fast Company Magazine

How to use the 80/20 rule to focus on what matters most