While at the beginning of the lockdown, customers were more forgiving as far as user experience is concerned, now it’s no longer the case.

One thing to remember is that future-back thinking must not replace present-forward thinking — they should always be complementary.

• One of the reasons that digital transformation programs fail is that teams will return to their old habits soon after the change happens.
• One may think that the crisis will end someday, and things will come back to normal. But for some businesses, th...

Agile methodologies have become a must for innovation labs and product teams. Companies have come to understand that they need to find a way of validating their ideas fast instead of engaging in months’ worth of development to discover they have built a product that no o...

In the beginning, we had no clue how long the crisis was going to last, and the best we could do was to come up with a hypothesis:

 “If I were a customer stuck at home, working remotely for weeks...

Companies that not only haven’t stopped hiring during the crisis but also secured the future of their top team players are the ones that are going to have the advantage in rolling out the most innovative products and services.

The r...

As humanity, we have been through different times of crisis, but for the huge part of the current workforce, it’s the first major crisis as they weren’t workers in 2007 during the Great Recession. This is something to have in mind when dealing with the Ne...

Some users were hooked on the idea of online shopping and may prefer to keep doing it, and offering only offline shopping might not be a viable option anymore.

• Present-forward thinking means building an organization in increments, building upon the rules and procedures that work today.
• On the other hand, future-back thinking visualizes what an organization could be, starting from a clean sheet.