Times have changed. Consumers today expect openness, and brands that hold onto secrecy do not remain unscrutinised for long.
Technology is being increasingly integrated with the human body. Here are four areas that are seeing tech become more wearable than ever:
If people feel that their freedom is being infringed on, there is little doubt they will dig their heels in even harder.
Automation has been putting humans out of jobs for decades. But the COVID Pandemic, and the advent of artificial intelligence, have accelerated the trend.
With the last two years forcing us to embrace a new way of living, the coming year will see us leave behind many of the things we had taken for granted.
Trust consistently emerges as the common denominator between the world’s longest lasting companies, keeping them afloat through every new fad and trend.
Consumerism is fuelled by planned obsolescence, the intentional design of a product to only last a certain amount of time before needing replacement.
Despite its faults, Facebook’s recent big rebrand is consistent with the quality that has kept the company thriving from its beginning.
There are 3 questions surrounding the nature of work that are now unavoidable in our post-Covid world, starting with work-life balance expectations.
A neuroscientist has spent years studying what builds trust between individuals. His findings are remarkable and yet surprisingly simple.
