A lot of the conversation around business is about innovation and "unicorn" startups. Now, there's a new beast on the block: the zebra.
The corporate unicorn was yesterday — now we should consider the wisdom of black and white stripes.
We love zebras — but solving our grandest challenges requires the full power of the impact world: From not-for-profits to mission-driven startups, by Vanessa Gstettenbauer, ProjectTogether Magazine
Bravery, Imagination and Humility: A Zebra Leadership Conversation — The Zebra Project // Taylor Vinters
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PhoenixCG on LinkedIn: Stand aside Unicons. Zebra's survive because they live in herds.
Supply Chain Insights With LKQ Europe Reveal Significant Supply Chain Planning Improvements
Zebra Finches are like humans who can instantly tell which friend /relative is calling by the timbre of the person's voice. Accdg to UC, Berkeley research the birds have a near-human capacity
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Bravery, Imagination and Humility: A Zebra Leadership Conversation — The Zebra Project // Taylor Vinters
The Future Is Now: Bill Burns Of Zebra Technologies On How Their Technological Innovation Will Shake Up The Tech Scene, by Fotis Georgiadis, Authority Magazine
Interview] Explore the Complexity of Animal Emotions With Wolf Ademeit on Samsung Art Store – Samsung Global Newsroom
How Zebra DNA Makes Devices Easier to Deploy, Manage and Use (for Longer), Zebra DNA
Inside the effort to turn startups into zebras, not unicorns
