There are many attempts to improve innovation by using AI tools. How are companies discussing the best use of them? Are there any wishes and possible implications with AI ahead? What assistance may be expected for better decisions and review of ideas? And are there any real-life examples yet on best practice?

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This is the time of deep reflection for the retail industry. After the widespread disruption the sector experienced in 2020, the retail industry must start to look towards the new reality that will follow. The pandemic has in many cases accelerated the progress for change by 5-10 years. New challenges bring new opportunities. What will be required by retailers to accelerate future business models and what are the best strategies to move your
organization into the future?

For Kjell A. Nordström, our time is unique. We are probably at the beginning – not even at the middle – of the fastest business model transformation since the 1850s. The pandemic now adds a new aspect to this drastic change we are witnessing. Everything from society, man and the brand has to be teared down and rebuilt again, to be able to adapt to our new post-pandemic world.

Kjell A. Nordström and co-writer Per Shlingmann argues in their new book “Corona Express – a small book about the world post-pandemic” that the Covid-19 pandemic has put us in a time machine and thrown us into the future. If you want to succeed in this new reality, you have start rethinking everything you took for granted

Recessions and game changing events – such as pandemics – can change the trajectory of economies, governments and businesses, and essentially alter the course of history. Since the outbreak of Covid-19, societies and businesses have had to dramatically alter the way they operate, compromising work environments and posing challenges to the status quo. We have seen unprecedented adaption and development of new technological solutions, fundamentally changing the game. But does it really take a global crisis, such as the current pandemic, to accelerate innovation at this speed? Will it keep changing as we settle into a new reality, and the world slowly opens up again, or will we slow down? What is next in innovation, and how we do keep accelerating? Simply, how do we emerge stronger?