Don Tapscott: Solving the World's Problems Differently

The sharing Economy

Two Times Clayton Christensen

Speech on the Innovator's Dilemma Interview with by Mark Suster with Clayton Christensen about about a variety of topics: Link to a written summary by Mark Suster of the last interview

Financial sector is bad for innovative sectors?

Iceland Prime-minister claiming that a (un)-successful financial sector attracting talented people (engineers, mathematicians) is anyway a bad development.

Maths or theater?

What is more important for an innovative economy of the future? More attention towards natural sciences and math skills to be paid in education, or more focus on arts, creativity and theater? Almost all politicians say the first, Pasi Sahlberg, from the Finish ministry of Education thinks the last. To beat Asians you have to get good at what they can't do, which is creativity. This is also what our economy needs. See for the whole article about quality education (in Dutch) here