Tech and AI are developing at a tremendous pace, but the way the human mind works is the same as 500 years ago.
Peoples' behaviour and the fundamentals of business economics are basically the same, but media landscapes and consumption patterns are evolving.
At one end of the spectrum, Nike's rush into D2C and subsequent decline shows the importance of restraint. At the other end, neglecting digital transformation can be devastating.
How can we balance constant human traits versus new tech to find the optimal mix between long and short term?
When the technological challenges you face involve human behavior, cultural shifts, trends, group influence and people's meaning-making in everyday life, what do you do? It becomes painfully obvious that the so-called "soft" (meaning human) sciences are absolutely necessary to reveal what otherwise remains unclear - to understand lived reality in all its complexity.
Join us in a talk by behavioral scientist Katharina Graffman, followed by a panel discussion on trends versus constants with some of Mindshare's clients.