Technology doesn’t scale alone… and the World Economic Forum just made that case, with Moeve as a best practice. After years in Silicon Valley, and now leading tech in Europe, people often ask me the same question: what’s key to accelerate business growth? My answer hasn’t changed: it’s not the technology. It’s how you scale your organization building a true ecosystem: teams, corporations, institutions, startups, all in the same direction.
That’s exactly what our new World Economic Forum paper, “Intelligent Industrial Ecosystems” gets right. I contributed to it alongside a fantastic group of global leaders, and we’re especially glad Moeve’s Onuba plant, our digital-native green hydrogen plant, made it in as a best-practice case study, together with insights from our CEO, Maarten Wetselaar.
My take out: data, AI, and intelligent infrastructure aren’t add-ons;Â they’re what decides who stays competitive. The technology is ready, and the question is whether we’re ready to partner up and build it together.
Great work led by Irene Varoli and the WEF Centre for AI Excellence team and collaboration of Accenture, and also contributions from my colleagues Tracy Rucinski and Nicolás Gavela.
👇 Full WEF paper below. How is your organization approaching ecosystem collaboration as we kick off this new season?
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