“We are all born creative,” says Duncan Wardle, former Vice President of Innovation & Creativity at Disney. But as we grow up, go to school and move on to corporate life, creativity and intuition withers away. And that’s bad for business. Working with Disney, Duncan Wardle realised that innovation and creativity are skills that can be taught and learned. So, instead of asking “How might we make more money?”, he asked: “What if there were no lines in Disneyland?” And at the top of his career, he left Disney to travel the world and talk about his methods.

Appearing in this episode:

• Duncan Wardle, former Vice President of Innovation & Creativity at Disney
• Anne Kathrine Wennergren Holm, Partner and Head of Innovation & Tech Solutions at Deloitte

It’s been more than 20 years since the idea of an “Internet of Things” was first conceived, but till now, “it’s really been the Internet of Expensive Things”, says today’s guest Steve Statler in conversation with Deloitte’s Rasmus Mølbjerg. Steve Statler is a podcaster, author of Beacon Technologies and SVP at Wiliot, a semiconductor company currently developing the world’s smallest computer: a paper thin, battery-free Bluetooth tag that could finally realize the potential of IoT.

Appearing in this episode:

• Steve Statler, author, podcaster and SVP at Wiliot
• Rasmus Mølbjerg, blockchain and technology innovation lead at Deloitte Denmark

It all started in China. In December last year, a new virus, now known as COVID-19, was detected in the city of Wuhan. However, with the number of Chinese COVID-19 related deaths topping in mid February, China is slowly getting back on its feet. So what is next for China? And can we learn something from China's experiences with recovery?

Appearing in this episode

• Xu Sitao, Chief Economist and Partner in Deloitte China
• Majbritt Skov, director of Deloitte Economics in Denmark

Det er kun få år siden, at vejrinstituttet DMI – som ifølge en undersøgelse er danskernes mest vellidte offentlige instans – kom i vanskeligheder. Nye vinde på verdensmarkedet rev op i gamle forretningsmodeller, og den statslige institution var tvunget til at genopfinde sig selv og sin plads i verden. For DMI blev løsningen enkel, men paradoksal: Tag det, du hidtil har tjent penge på at sælge, og giv det bort – kvit og frit.

Medvirkende:

• Marianne Thyrring, direktør i DMI
• Stine Degnegaard, PhD i co-creation og Director i Deloitte
• Rasmus Mark Pedersen, journalist og vært

Husker du squishies og fidget spinnere? Takket være internet og globalisering er trends som disse aldrig længere end et klik væk. Men den udvikling satte Sikkerhedsstyrelsen på arbejde, for ofte nåede man ikke at teste produkterne, før en trend var ovre. I dette afsnit af BizzPod kan du høre direktør Lone Saaby fortælle, hvordan styrelsen fik optimeret sine processer – blandt andet ved hjælp af kunstig intelligens.

Medvirkende:

• Lone Saaby, direktør i Sikkerhedsstyrelsen
• Stine Degnegaard, PhD i co-creation og Director i Deloitte
• Rasmus Mark Pedersen, journalist og vært

For få år siden kom Energinets gaslagerforretning i økonomisk uvejr. Naturgas blev dømt ude som en kulsort ressource, og et faldende forbrug pressede forretningen. I dette afsnit af BizzPod kan du høre Hans Åge Nielsen fra Gas Storage Denmark, fortælle, hvordan selskabet lykkedes med at redefinere gaslagerets rolle i den grønne omstilling – takket være nye strategiske partnerskaber.

Medvirkende:

• Hans Åge Nielsen, Head of Planning Department i Gas Storage Denmark
• Stine Degnegaard, PhD i co-creation og director med ansvar for den offentlige sektors innovation i Deloitte
• Rasmus Mark Pedersen, journalist og vært