Over past 2 decades, global capital markets, abundance of data, connectivity and growth of new consumer markets worldwide helped the massive growth of platforms.
These platforms (primarily American) are considered “stateless” companies as they operate on a global market. But now governments are stepping in to regulate global platforms (claiming that some had exploited the lack of regulations). Moving forward, the fate of these stateless superpowers will be much more complex than the road taken to their current scale. We are entering a fragmented regulatory landscape which will influence business and innovation geography more than the presence of technology and talent. The policy choices we make over the next few years will change not just the structure of future global businesses but also the competitiveness of entire nations.
Lital Marom is sought-after keynote speaker, a researcher, corporate innovator and a frequent lecturer of innovation, business models, exponential technologies and economies of scale. She applies her extensive research to leading recurring Master Classes at Spark Institute, IBS Business School and partners of Singularity University. She is a keynote favorite who has spoken at TEDx Amsterdam, MEF, IAB, GSM, Mobile World Congress (MWC) Asia, NAB, iHollywood, etc.
More information about Lital: http://litalmarom.com/
Lital is the founder and president of the consulting firm UNFOLD Media Group, where she works with companies to design their strategic direction by integrating platform thinking and understanding the application of distributed ledgers (blockchain), artificial intelligence, machine learning, IoT and data. Assessing growth gaps to drive both internal pilots and investments in external disruptors, with the mission to grow and scale the business.
