
Open Innovation & Paying it Forward
I have just returned from a trip to San Francisco and Silicon Valley and after many visits to the Bay Area I think I have finally cracked their code for… Read more Open Innovation & Paying it Forward →
I have just returned from a trip to San Francisco and Silicon Valley and after many visits to the Bay Area I think I have finally cracked their code for… Read more Open Innovation & Paying it Forward →
Automation in all its forms has always been a major driver of innovation. Today, however the opportunity offered by artificial intelligence (AI), robotics and machine learning to all industries has… Read more Will Robots Replace Journalists & Marketers? →
I was recently named by Linkedin as one of their Top 10 marketers on the social network in Sweden where I live and work. With over 400 million members worldwide… Read more How to Succeed with Linkedin and Networking →
After Silicon Valley, Stockholm produces the highest number of so called “unicorns” per capita than any other global city. With a population of just one million people Stockholm has given… Read more Innovation In All Its Forms is Key to Stockholm’s Unicorn Factory →
We won … and the Mynewsdesk marketing team did celebrate. This week we were awarded Sweden’s Best B2B PR campaign and received the silver award for Sweden’s Best Content Marketing… Read more Content and B2B Marketing – How the Little Guy Can Compete →
This post is part 2 of the How Swedish tech succeeds in growing Globally. Find Part 1 here. Over the last 12 months I have been lucky enough to sit… Read more Swedish Tech: Reflections From Those Who Have Succeeded →
As someone who has been lucky enough to be part of a Swedish tech success story over recent years, last year I had one burning question on my mind. Have… Read more How Swedish Tech Succeeds Growing Globally →
Anyone that knows me, knows I love a good argument. At times this indulgence really frustrates my wife but those that have worked with me closely over the years have… Read more Futurecomms15: PR’s Stockdale Paradox →