By Peter Troxler, research professor at Rotterdam University of Applied Sciences and owner of Square One.
In my lectures on the Third Industrial Revolution I usually depict the capitalist as the iconic agent of the first industrial revolution, the management consultant as the one of the second and the maker as the one of the third. In my thinking the maker is not Make: magazine‘s Randian hero but rather the collective peer-producer. But sometimes I wonder if this is just wishful thinking.
By Ignasi Clos, partner and open innovation consultant at Induct Software AS.
Technology allows us to actively participate in deciding how we want our street, our neighbourhood or even our cities to look like, but are we ready to take advantage of this opportunity? Ignasi Clos is an open innovation specialist who thinks that there are some challenges we need to overcome in order to fully advance in this direction. Check out his reflections in the short video below.
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