The Old Economy is dead. So is the New Economy Algorithms are increasingly becoming authorities and competing directly with humans. Recommendation engines have long taken control of our lives. We are threatened by a final narcissistic injury, and we are alienated by the fatal information society that we live in. But humans are still the 'gluons' that connect our perceived reality - the environment, society, and the economy - with our inner world: what it means to be a human being, a Mensch. If we want to ensure that the machines continue to serve us after the digital tsunami, then now is the time to leverage the full power of our reason to build a humanistic society. "A must-read for anyone who does not just want to see the future, but wants to be an active part of it." Marshall Goldsmith, Two-time Thinkers 50 #1 Leadership Thinker "Anders Indset's thought-provoking new book is a must-read, and one I wish I had read prior to the outbreak of the pandemic." Dorie Clark, author of "Reinventing You" and Member of Executive Education Faculty Duke University Fuqua School of Business. "The Quantum Economy is a highly timely and truly relevant book. This new world - with Covid-19 and all the panic following it - begs us all to redefine how we live and how we do business. A must read for anyone in search for meaning in how to run businesses." Martin Lindstrom, New York Times best-selling author of Small Data and Buyology "The quantum economy opens up new perspectives on the economy of today and tomorrow - and on how our economy affects society. An inspirational reading that stimulates discussion and leaves a lasting impression." Yves Pigneur, Professor of Management Information Systems, University of Lausanne
Auteur
Anders Indset is one of the world's leading business philosophers and a trusted sparring partner to international CEOs and political leaders. He is currently one of the most sought-after public speakers and thinkers with his approach to practical philosophy. Thinkers50 has recognised Anders as one of the 30 Global Thinkers most likely to shape the future of how organizations are managed and led. Anders' work on the "Quantum Economy" was also a finalist for the Breakthrough Idea Award at the 2019 Thinkers50 Gala. The native Norwegian is a guest lecturer at leading international business schools, a founding partner of the Global Institute of Leadership and Technology, and advisory board member of the Swiss-based deep tech pioneer Terra Quantum. He is known for his unconventional way of thinking and his provocative theses. His first, German edition of 'The Quantum Economy' entered the Top-Ten Spiegel-Bestseller list in 2019 and was #1 in both Manager Magazin and Handelsblatt lists for the most sold business books in the German-speaking region.
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The Old Economy is dead. So is the New Economy Algorithms are increasingly becoming authorities and competing directly with humans. Recommendation engines have long taken control of our lives. We are threatened by a final narcissistic injury, and we are alienated by the fatal information society that we live in. But humans are still the 'gluons' that connect our perceived reality - the environment, society, and the economy - with our inner world: what it means to be a human being, a Mensch. If we want to ensure that the machines continue to serve us after the digital tsunami, then now is the time to leverage the full power of our reason to build a humanistic society. "A must-read for anyone who does not just want to see the future, but wants to be an active part of it." Marshall Goldsmith, Two-time Thinkers 50 #1 Leadership Thinker "Anders Indset's thought-provoking new book is a must-read, and one I wish I had read prior to the outbreak of the pandemic." Dorie Clark, author of "Reinventing You" and Member of Executive Education Faculty Duke University Fuqua School of Business. "The Quantum Economy is a highly timely and truly relevant book. This new world - with Covid-19 and all the panic following it - begs us all to redefine how we live and how we do business. A must read for anyone in search for meaning in how to run businesses." Martin Lindstrom, New York Times best-selling author of Small Data and Buyology "The quantum economy opens up new perspectives on the economy of today and tomorrow - and on how our economy affects society. An inspirational reading that stimulates discussion and leaves a lasting impression." Yves Pigneur, Professor of Management Information Systems, University of Lausanne
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The Old Economy is dead. So is the New EconomyAlgorithms are increasingly becoming authorities and competing directly with humans. Recommendation engines have long taken control of our lives. We are threatened by a final narcissistic injury, and we are alienated by the fatal information society that we live in. But humans are still the 'gluons' that connect our perceived reality the environment, society, and the economy with our inner world: what it means to be a human being, a Mensch. If we want to ensure that the machines continue to serve us after the digital tsunami, then now is the time to leverage the full power of our reason to build a humanistic society."A must-read for anyone who does not just want to see the future, butwants to be an active part of it."Marshall Goldsmith, Two-time Thinkers 50 #1 Leadership Thinker"Anders Indset's thought-provoking new book is a must-read, and one I wish I had read prior to the outbreak of the pandemic."Dorie Clark, author of "Reinventing You" and Member of Executive Education Faculty Duke University Fuqua School of Business. "The Quantum Economy is a highly timely and truly relevant book. This newworld with Covid-19 and all the panic following it begs us all toredefine how we live and how we do business. A must read for anyone insearch for meaning in how to run businesses." Martin Lindstrom, New York Times best-selling author of Small Data and Buyology"The quantum economy opens up new perspectives on the economy of todayand tomorrow - and on how our economy affects society. An inspirationalreading that stimulates discussion and leaves a lasting impression."Yves Pigneur, Professor of Management Information Systems, University of Lausanne