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Lawlywoodland: Truth, Justice & the American Way
You must catch the deer before you can skin it. —A legal writer in medieval England Greetings from an increasingly chaotic and...
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Mar 3123 min read
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Our Multi-nodal Hall of Mirrors
In my recent book, The Widening Turn , I refer to an emerging “multipolar” world. But that term is actually out of date. In the summer...
stephentloynd
Feb 2818 min read
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AI’s Wei qi Moment
In my recent book, The Widening Turn , I observed that the United States and China are locked in a frantic race for technological...
stephentloynd
Jan 2615 min read
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Fiji's Mutinous Digital Waves
Introduction The overarching metaphor of my new book , The Widening Turn: America & the Accelerating Sweep of Innovation , is the United...
stephentloynd
Jul 22, 202415 min read
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Sweeney Astray? (Nesting in a Synergistic Ecosystem)
cracked bell hoarding grace since the first saint rang it – it will curse you to the trees, bird-brain among branches. – From, Sweeney...
Stephen Loynd
Jun 12, 20235 min read
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Eating Innovation (a Cautionary Tale)
I was clearly in a strange country but all the doubts and perplexities which strewed my mind could not stop me from feeling happy and...
Stephen Loynd
May 26, 20237 min read
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Code Red: Watching our AI Revolution
The Tsar had fallen. It was an event of gigantic significance, and yet, neither in Russia nor abroad was the significance more than dimly...
Stephen Loynd
Jan 25, 20238 min read
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Quest for Fire
As 2022 winds to a close, the wonders of Generative AI is one of the biggest stories of the year. Our trek across AI's version of the...
Stephen Loynd
Dec 9, 20225 min read
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Metaverse Rising
The metaverse is a subject of unending debate. Nobody seems to agree on what a future metaverse might look like… or what it might mean....
Stephen Loynd
Aug 29, 20226 min read
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Startled Birds
Have you noticed how the silence of four o’clock in the morning instills in one the same kind of disquiet that inhabits the trees before...
Stephen Loynd
Jul 31, 20225 min read
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The Lowell Loop: Tech Punches a Hole in the Sky
Bizarre associations sprang into his mind like enchanted crickets. – Novelist Vereen Bell on American poet Robert Lowell I’m calling it...
Stephen Loynd
Mar 2, 202214 min read
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It’s All Going Too Fast
Is it me, or is everything moving too fast? This fledgling decade opened with Covid barreling into our consciousness, speeding across the...
Stephen Loynd
Dec 29, 20217 min read
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Prometheus Unbound: the Emerging Engagement Landscape
It’s late summer, 2021, and we’re at a turning-point in the world of consumer and employee engagement. And when a series of announcements...
Stephen Loynd
Aug 11, 202123 min read
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The Great Game: Exponential Tech’s Hidden Hand
Can anything really great grow in a short time? – Socrates to Glaucon Last month I wrote a blog featuring a skeptic’s view of the...
Stephen Loynd
Jul 26, 20218 min read
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Automation’s Future Fictions?
Most near-future fictions are boring. It’s always dark and always raining, and people are so unhappy. – Haruki Murakami Earlier this...
Stephen Loynd
Jun 30, 20217 min read
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Alvaria: Abuzz with Ambition
Pre-Covid: The Push to Innovate the CX Increasingly intelligent systems are flickering to life across a host of customer environments....
Stephen Loynd
May 17, 202110 min read
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The Generals in their Labyrinth: “Outsourcing” in Mexico
Over the course of the past year, I’ve been writing a bit (here and here, for example) about what effects the pandemic might eventually...
Stephen Loynd
Apr 28, 20217 min read
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Employer Maximus: “Win the Crowd”
As enterprises continue to adapt and manage the ongoing Covid crisis, it’s important to remember that companies don’t operate in a social...
Stephen Loynd
Apr 26, 20218 min read
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BPOs in a Startup World
Last month I wrote a blog about the power of ideas to build on one another over time and influence the world, and how that kind of...
Stephen Loynd
Apr 14, 20216 min read
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Reverberations & Transformations: the Changing Soul of BPO
Lately I’ve been taking note of how many BPOs are marketing their transformation into new kinds of service providers. Earlier this month...
Stephen Loynd
Mar 31, 20216 min read
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