Liminal Insights
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PWA iOS 17.4 Update Impact: The Tipping Point for PWAs
For a long time, Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) have been a powerful choice for delivering mobile services, combining the best features of web and mobile app experiences. With the introduction of iOS 17.4, the tech world, especially those leveraging PWAs, has seen significant changes. This update, particularly in the context of the EU’s Digital Markets…
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AI at Work: A survey on navigating the Uncharted Waters of AI Integration and Adoption
Are employees navigating the AI landscape without a compass, figuring out how to use AI responsibly and manage potential risks on their own? How can organizations step up to address these challenges and foster an environment conducive to responsible AI adoption? At Liminal Discovery, we wanted to learn more about this, so in collaboration with…
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Lessons from the Great depression and Campbells soup
I’ve always been interested in history, both to understand the present and to take learnings for the future. Too often I’ve found that even the most obvious lessons can be easily forgotten during tough times.
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The Future of Business: Purpose, Sustainability, and Digital Transformation in 2023
The way firms approach their operations and decision-making processes has significantly changed in recent years. Leading firms now place a major emphasis on business purpose, sustainability, and digital transformation in their strategy.
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Mobile World Congress 2023: Key Insights and Observations
Last week I attended #MWC23 in Barcelona, representing Liminal Discovery SL, and it was a pleasure to be back.
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AI beyond the hype: Using technology to improve customer experiences and solve problems
As a tech enthusiast, it’s easy to get excited about the latest developments in AI. However, it’s important to remember that technology should always serve a purpose – to deliver value and solve problems.
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From Digital to Sustainable: Three Key Lessons for a Successful Business Transformation
“We are in the early stages of development of a new more responsible capitalism. People may want to run businesses differently, but they still do not know how to do it” – Sarah Kaplan, professor at University of Toronto.