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Safeguarding Law Enforcement, the Military, and the Nation in the Era of Personalized Threats
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The way we'll live next in a never-normal world.
CityLab | June 12, 2023
With the debut of Apple’s Vision Pro AR headset, it’s time for officials to prepare for the collision of digital and physical spaces.
CityLab | April 25, 2023
Economic development has fundamentally changed. Cities that figure out how to make visitors’ and residents’ lives easier are going to have a major competitive advantage.
CityLab | December 7, 2021
Mini-warehouses dubbed “dark stores” are quietly taking over urban retail space. Left unregulated, the insatiable demand for faster delivery will only hasten the erosion of community life.
Fast Company | June 2021
If you’re looking for a strategy to get the most value from climate investments, the answer is simple: Cities like Detroit, Cleveland, and Buffalo will still be livable as the climate changes, and have the space to absorb climate migrants.
Fast Company | March 2020
There's a way to incorporate tech into a city that creates more equity and connection, not just opportunities to monetize data.
URBAN-X | December 2019
...And make the world a better place? What is better? Whose better? Who decides?
CityLab | December 10, 2018
CityLab convenes a hundred transportation experts to debate the future over dinner
Harvard Business Review | September 24, 2018
CityLab | July 2018
How next generation transportation is shaping cities
Medium | May 1, 2017
How did the historic City of London, the venerable square-mile district where England’s financial culture first arose five centuries ago, transform itself in just thirty years into one of the most dynamic and most iconic skyscraper skylines on earth? I learned how on a tour of the Square Mile with Peter Rees, the man who made it happen.
Fast Company | January 19, 2017
Human-focused software helped the World Economic Forum bring one of its core programs back to life. Could it work for your office too?
The Guardian | January 13, 2017
Uber’s privatised transportation system may do more harm than good if cities allow public transport to deteriorate
Backchannel | January 4, 2017
Technology didn't kill the office. Instead, it made coworking spaces like WeWork even more important in today's gig-economy world.
New Cities Foundation | October 2016
Inc. | October 2016
A look at how one startup incubated, launched, and grew--all from a co-working space in the nation's capital.
Popular Mechanics | May 11, 2016
Overcrowded and highly polluted Metro Manila just might fix its wildly expensive traffic jam by overhauling a World War II relic found nowhere else in the world: the jeepney.
The New Republic | January/February 2016
A New Model For Urban Renewal
Fast Company | September 22, 2015
What can an office learn when every employee interaction is measured, logged, and analyzed?
Fast Company | September 21, 2015
New employee trackers are letting companies tweak office layouts, policies, and org charts to get the most out of their workers. But at what cost?
Inc. | March 2015
Tech startup Rexter looks solve the modern problem of too many connections.
Inc. | March 2015
Look to these five emerging startup hubs for opportunities to launch or expand internationally, so your reach can finally match your ambitions.
Global Solution Networks | December 2014
How Global Solution Networks are Transforming Urban Mobility
Medium | November 2014
How do we discover what we don't know we don't know?
New York University | October 2014
What can a pair of experiments in Las Vegas and Milton Keynes, England tell us about the future of urban mobility?
Harvard Business Review | October 2014
by Ben Waber, Jennifer Magnolfi, and Greg Lindsay
Inc. | April 2014
Call it the LinkedIn for the 1 percent. Relationship Science's founder prefers 'the Death Star of business development.'
Atlantic Cities | March 2014
Wired (UK) | October 2013
'My phone knows your CV, but not if I should know you.'
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