Speed: No Limits in the Digital Era

By: Aleksander Poniewierski

Narrated by: Mike Luoma

Speed: No Limits in the Digital Era

Get your business into the fast lane and leave your competitors behind.

Globally recognized modern technology thought-leader Dr. Aleksander Poniewierski has been advising and transforming the world’s leading companies for over 20 years.

In this technological tour de force, he reveals the common characteristics of all industrial revolutions and how we can use this knowledge to prepare for the future.

He also explains how it will be very different this time around and equips you with only tools you will need to cross the chasm to the fourth business epoch:

• Security
• Partnership
• Emerging technologies
• Economy
• Digital transformation

The audiobook is backed up with insightful guest contributions from senior executives from Google, Cisco Systems, Apple, IBM, EY, the European Commission, NATO, Tribal Planet, and Harvard.

Your business has abundant opportunities in the digital age but only by leveraging the Big Four (IoT, mobility, AI and cloud), transforming your business model and protecting yourself with a digital fuse, will you gain access.

Do not enter the world of Speed without first listening to this audiobook.

Now, fasten your seat belt and prepare for a very fast ride.

©2019 Aleksander Poniewierski (P)2019 Aleksander Poniewierski

Excellent manual to navigate current - to next gen technology

Well written organized and comprehensive overview of technology trends and their impact. 2 minor issues: anyone who understands research and trends, do NOT generalize and imply that ALL millennials are this or that. Secondly, while the narrator has talent, and is much more preferable to boring monotonous unenthusiastic narrators, can someone please tell him that 8 hours of constant unbridled enthusiasm at level 9 can also be monotonous and makes it difficult to discern or extract or comprehend what is truly important. Not every word/sentence is equal. Some is just the necessary bread to hold the sandwich together. Lastly for audio listeners reading a litany of statistics is pointless. Just use pdf and perhaps 1 insight.

Enlightening

I was delighted by the book, it is written in an understandable language, very interesting, a bit scary (when talking about risk) but truly convincing. It covers many dimensions from home to business, strategy and execution, HR, not only IT funcion. It even offers insights about new generations of young people. This book is a must for anybody in business, education, healthcare, defence, infrastructure, as a matter of fact everybody. The only important aspect that is lacking for me in this book is the impact of new technologies on the health of people and environment. In my opinion, this should be a consideration accompanying any progress.

Use Speed to accelerate your business

If you are looking for a fascinating story which incorporates meaty know-how and advice, this is it. It tells you:

- how to speed up your business in practical terms.
- how to identify key components of your potential growth.
- what questions to ask to experts in order to win.
- how to master and incorporate IoT, Crowdsourcing among others

Aleksander has a gift of explaining the most complex technical data in a clear and understandable way.

Don’t wait. Use Speed to accelerate your career and your business.

Excellent Manual of Applied Futurology!

As an enthusiast of technological futurology I am not surprised that for all intents and purposes the not-that-long fabled technological singularity is here.

However, I’m surprised and delighted that there’s a manual how to apply it to business already! Plus, Speed with No Limits in the Digital Era is a catchier way to describe the situation where technology-driven change happens faster than people can keep up.

Listening to the book let me appreciate the possibilities of emerging technologies transforming the world in exciting ways very soon, leaving no excuse to stay offboard!

Interesting ideas

Interesting ideas, going to have to listen to it a couple more times though to really digest the content, I'm sure listening at 1.5x didn't help though haha. The narrator is good too, feels natural with his delivery and is pleasant to listen to.