Vorträge
22. September 2017: „Big Data und Unternehmenskultur?“
4. Konferenz Führung undOrganisationskultur, Schwanenwerder-Berlin, Deutschland
20. Mai 2017: „Datenspuren,deren Bedeutung und Verwendung“
Karlsruher Akademie, Karlsruhe, Deutschland
9. Oktober 2016: „Auch im Internet hat alles seinen Preis: Wir zahlen mit den Daten aus unserer Vergangenheit, die zukünftigesVerhalten vorhersagen lassen. Können wir uns wehren?“
Herbstakademie der Alumni der Studienstiftung Berlin, Dresden, Deutschland
23. September 2016: „Das Wesen des Verstehens, Entwerfensund Gestaltens: Konstruktive Kritik der Datengläubigkeit“
Bergakademie, Schwendisee, Wildhaus, Schweiz
21. Mai 2015: „Creating an Innovative Culture: The Essence of Understanding, Designing and Shaping“
ASPIRE Conference: How far can we go?, Krakow, Poland
Innovation is the lifeblood of enterprises. Without innovation they stall in their development, become vulnerable to competition and are eventually bound to vanish from the market.
Innovation comes in two distinctive traits: it may be continuous, incremental, sustainable – or it may be groundbreaking, revolutionary, disruptive.
Digging into big data and mining for information is a valuable tool for predicting future behaviour. By extrapolating from historical data the likely “behavioural” future is predicted with more precision than ever before.
On a personal level we are offered what we believe we want. And because of this – for reasons of convenience and comfort – it becomes ever less likely that our behaviour is NOT as predicted.
By this means we enter into a spiral of ever self-fulfilling prophecy.
This has far reaching implications, however, in terms of disruptive innovation. To think OUTSIDE of the box becomes a more conscious, reflective, and intentional process.
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16. Januar 2013: „Innovation: Requirements and Opportunities in the Middle East“
Presentation with Reception at the German Embassy in Riyadh
With his presentation on innovation Dr. Weis made his audience reflect and discuss, but also smile. He is exellently prepared, finds the right tune and enriches with numerous examples from his practical experience. His presentation has been an enriching start for ourseries of presentations at the embassy in Riyadh and is highly recommended.
Dieter Walter Haller, Ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Innovation: Requirements and Opportunities from Zentrum für Führung | Centre for Leadership
17. April 2012: „Ten Theses to Innovation“
Presentation at RoundTable: Innovation Management at VW in Wolfsburg, Germany