
Not Mission Impossible
Friday, September 12, 2025 - Randi Lunnan
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BI Business Review
From forks to AI: food, technology, and us
The fork was once considered a radical innovation. Now, screens, sensors, and simulations are changing how we eat.
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Norway should buy Harvard
Academic excellence has never been more affordable.
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From smelling adverts to synaesthetic dining: designing with the senses
In a world saturated with visual content and digital noise, designing for the full human sensorium may be the key to building experiences that truly resonate.
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Is efficiency destroying our planet?
Efficiency has long been hailed as the path to sustainability, but it may actually be undermining our efforts to save the planet.
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Generative advertising: when ads come alive
Human-AI collaboration enables marketers to turn data into engaging stories, ethically and at scale.
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The advantages of local leadership
A U.S. study shows local CEOs spend more money than leaders from outside the state. Here's why this is a good thing.
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Willful Blindness: The Delusion of Sustainability Without China
Instead of asking how Europe can succeed without China, the real question is how to build a collaborative partnership with the crucial ally driving global green innovation.
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How auditor expertise can boost companies’ returns on investments
While dismissing an auditor might seem like a cost-saving move, a new study shows it can lead to poorer investment decisions within companies.
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How blockchain technology can effectively combat greenwashing in sustainable markets
By ensuring transparency, it could reduce the impact of greenwashing and support genuine practices.
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Easter reading for quiet days
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6 things to consider before implementing Microsoft’s Copilot for M365
To find out more about how Microsoft’s Copilot for M365 has been adopted by Norwegian businesses, we have interviewed several leading Norwegian businesses. The organizations were given early-access to Copilot, so they have used it for half a year.
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Why brand names are vulnerable to counterfeits
While the recognizability of a brand name is a key strength of an established company, it is also the factor that makes the brand name particularly vulnerable to counterfeits.