Analysis·Reinvantage Insight·September 2026
Good at what, exactly?
Judge a product by what it sets out to do
4 min read
Insights
Ideas for organisations that intend to remain relevant.
Reinvantage publishes analysis and commentary on institutional reinvention, organisational relevance and the changing conditions that shape where value is created.
The subjects vary, but the underlying concern is consistent: how organisations recognise what is changing early enough to make better choices about what comes next.
Analysis·Craig Turp-Balazs·September 2026
Recruitment is broken
How we might reinvent recruitment
5 min read
Latest thinking
More insights
Analysis·Marek Grzegorczyk·July 2026
Micro, macro
Influencer marketing can pay handsomely for brands
3 min read
Analysis·Craig Turp-Balazs·July 2026
The transfer window
Sport teaches business a few useful things and many useless ones
Analysis·Reinvantage Insight·July 2026
The spirit is willing
Bosses rarely lack the will to reinvent their companies
4 min read
Analysis·Craig Turp-Balazs·July 2026
Priced to clear
Bans on Airbnbs will not solve Europe’s overtourism problem
Analysis·Reinvantage Insight·June 2026
Knowing when to fold
Political capital is hard to write off
4 min read
Analysis·Craig Turp-Balazs·June 2026
Settling accounts
Neobanks widened access to banking. Reinventing it was never quite the plan
Opinion·Radu Magdin·June 2026
Reinventing the global metropolis
Shanghai’s Megacity 2.0
8 min read
Analysis·Reinvantage Insight·June 2026
Waste, not
Digital fixes are turning rubbish collection into something close to a business
Analysis·Reinvantage Insight·May 2026
Beyond caring
A run of scandals shows how routine AI copy has become. Few seem troubled by it
4 min read
Analysis·Reinvantage Insight·May 2026
Vocal minorities
Tech, of all things, is rescuing the world’s small languages
Analysis·Craig Turp-Balazs·May 2026
Catastrophic reinvention
Crises can be useful. Not waiting for one is better still
5 min read
Analysis·Reinvantage Insight·May 2026
Flags of convenience
The ideal digital nomad visa includes a pathway to citizenship
Analysis·Reinvantage Insight·May 2026
Open secret
Open-source software runs the world. But who pays for it?
4 min read
Analysis·Reinvantage Insight·May 2026
Take it as read
Reviews have become the load-bearing pillar of online commerce
Analysis·Craig Turp-Balazs·May 2026
String theory
Wired headphones are back. The lesson is bigger than audio
5 min read
Analysis·Reinvantage Insight·April 2026
Less is more
The case for not panicking about empty cradles
Analysis·Radu Magdin·April 2026
Reinventing Global Europe
Europe has been winning quietly. Now it needs to win loudly
7 min read
Analysis·Craig Turp-Balazs·April 2026
Gut feeling
In a world of data there is still a place for instinct
Analysis·Craig Turp-Balazs·April 2026
Mission crept
Reinvention changes what a business is. Scope creep just adds to it
6 min read
Analysis·Marek Grzegorczyk·April 2026
Future tense
Long-termism emerges from governance, not from organigrams
Analysis·Craig Turp-Balazs·April 2026
Uptown cab ranking
Quirky recruitment tests are making headlines
4 min read
Analysis·Reinvantage Insight·April 2026
Signal failure
Reinvention nobody understands hasn’t happened
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·April 2026
Measuring the wrong future
The Last Word: Readiness beats past performance
4 min read
Analysis·Craig Turp-Balazs·April 2026
Opportunity cost
Now is the time to reinvent, not retreat
Opinion·Radu Magdin·April 2026
Droning on
How conflict is reshaping the AI drone industry
11 min read
Analysis·Reinvantage Insight·April 2026
Ground zero
Governments should fix the cities they have, not build new ones
Analysis·Craig Turp-Balazs·April 2026
Floor plan
The case for universal basic income is becoming harder to ignore
4 min read
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·March 2026
Harbour of certainty?
The Last Word: When predictability becomes the product
Analysis·Reinvantage Insight·March 2026
Medicine to measure
Personalised medicine promises to reinvent how we treat disease. But for who?
4 min read
Analysis·Craig Turp-Balazs·March 2026
The special ones
Interpreters are unsung heroes
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·March 2026
A different kind of firm
The Last Word: Companies must change to stay relevant
3 min read
Analysis·Reinvantage Insight·March 2026
Small change
Sometimes, the biggest impact ideas cost almost nothing to implement
Analysis·Reinvantage Insight·March 2026
Uzbekistan’s reinvention
Uzbekistan’s progress is real, but not without a few caveats
7 min read
Analysis·Marek Grzegorczyk·March 2026
Prompt gratification
Every organisation has its own definition of AI literacy
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·March 2026
Built for calm, tested by chaos
The Last Word: Foresight delayed, resilience denied
3 min read
Analysis·Craig Turp-Balazs·March 2026
Own goal
There is such a thing as too much reinvention, as sport is discovering
Analysis·Reinvantage Insight·March 2026
Data everybody wants
Data should ask questions nobody wants to answer
4 min read
Analysis·Craig Turp-Balazs·March 2026
Off piste
Businesses and individuals pay a high price for settling at ‘good enough’
Analysis·Reinvantage Insight·March 2026
Touting reinvention
The ticketing industry’s reinvention has a long way to go
5 min read
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·March 2026
The new race for relevance
The Last Word: A country’s edge is its adaptability
Analysis·Craig Turp-Balazs·March 2026
Reinventing silence
The lost art of holding one’s tongue
4 min read
Analysis·Marek Grzegorczyk·March 2026
There is no spoon
Apple’s cheapest laptop yet proves its luxury image was always an illusion
Analysis·Craig Turp-Balazs·March 2026
Reinventing a country
What it takes to reinvent a country, and whether it’s even possible
4 min read
Analysis·Craig Turp-Balazs·March 2026
A ripe new Berry
Can the Clicks Communicator be more than a device for BlackBerry nostalgics?
Analysis·Reinvantage Insight·March 2026
Adriatic agility
Albania’s BPO firms have proved that nearshoring need not mean compromise
8 min read
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·March 2026
The discipline of detachment
The Last Word: When expertise becomes attachment
Analysis·Reinvantage Insight·February 2026
Rust for life
Old mines and steelworks draw visitors, but former industrial towns need wider reinvention
4 min read
Analysis·Reinvantage Insight·February 2026
Ready for nothing
The more organisations talk about being ’future-ready’, the less they actually change
Opinion·Radu Magdin·February 2026
A new deal for the 4IR
The Fourth Industrial Revolution demands a new democratic settlement
9 min read
Analysis·Reinvantage Insight·February 2026
Big brands, small countries
Strong brands, not slogans, put countries on the map
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·February 2026
Time is running short
The Last Word: When strategy outlives the company
3 min read
Analysis·Craig Turp-Balazs·February 2026
Constant courtship
Why IPAs should avoid one-night-stands
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·February 2026
The gap no one budgets for
The Last Word: Confuse value creation with value capture and you lose both
3 min read
Analysis·Craig Turp-Balazs·February 2026
dot.AI
Corporate hype has found a new prefix
Analysis·Reinvantage Insight·February 2026
Room for improvement
The backlash against short-term rentals gives hotels a rare second chance
5 min read
Analysis·Craig Turp-Balazs·February 2026
Doctor in the house
Home diagnostics are booming. That might be a problem for healthcare systems
Opinion·Radu Magdin·February 2026
Asia’s competitive alignment
How Ho Chi Minh City, Johor and Hainan are reinventing themselves
4 min read
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·February 2026
The myth of the borderless leader
The Last Word: Maps still matter
Analysis·Reinvantage Insight·February 2026
Printed promises
3D printing was meant to upend industry. It hasn’t
4 min read
Analysis·Craig Turp-Balazs·February 2026
The free bus problem
Making public transport free rarely gets drivers out of their cars
Analysis·Marek Grzegorczyk·February 2026
The essential human touch
The future organisation isn’t flat. It’s layered like decent infrastructure
6 min read
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·February 2026
Britain’s data advantage
The Last Word: Primary data is where future readiness is won or lost
Analysis·Craig Turp-Balazs·January 2026
Smoke without fire?
Is the tobacco industry transformation merely clever marketing?
4 min read
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·January 2026
The recovery delusion
The Last Word: Leaders must learn to see shocks coming
Analysis·Reinvantage Insight·January 2026
Resilience, not insurance
Governments now understand resilience far better than businesses
4 min read
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·January 2026
Reinventing the social contract
The Last Word: What do you owe people when work disappears?
Analysis·Reinvantage Insight·January 2026
Muscle memory loss
The Enhanced Games forget what sport is supposed to be for
6 min read
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·January 2026
The co-pilot economy?
The Last Word: AI strategy without workforce strategy is incomplete
Analysis·Marek Grzegorczyk·January 2026
Sobering thoughts
A generational shift is transforming drinking culture
5 min read
Opinion·Radu Magdin·January 2026
Communicating strategically in 2026
Can C4IRs position themselves as credible, strategic anchors?
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·January 2026
Lines in the sand
The Last Word: 2026 will be remembered for obsolescence
3 min read
Analysis·Craig Turp-Balazs·January 2026
The plot thickens
In 2026, the difference between a good story and a good decision will become painfully clear
Analysis·Reinvantage Insight·December 2025
Reinvention royalty
The Reinvantage Reinvention Awards 2025 reveal how transformation happens
5 min read
Analysis·Craig Turp-Balazs·December 2025
Last resort
Ski slopes are melting. The industry’s response is making things worse
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·December 2025
The crimes we can’t yet imagine
The Last Word: Tomorrow’s systems are already learning faster than our imagination
3 min read
Analysis·Reinvantage Insight·December 2025
Christmas, reinvented
The sustainable holiday has become conspicuous consumption by another name
Analysis·Marek Grzegorczyk·December 2025
Impatience is a virtue
Conventional wisdom about long-term thinking has become obsolete
4 min read
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·December 2025
Future readiness can’t be bought
The Last Word: In an age obsessed with tools, the real competitive advantage is trust
Analysis·Reinvantage Insight·December 2025
The emperor’s new algorithm
Why most digital transformations are strategically illiterate
4 min read
Analysis·Marek Grzegorczyk·December 2025
Overexposed
How porn’s love affair with technology may finally have met its match
Analysis·Reinvantage Insight·December 2025
Small wonders
The future belongs to transformations tiny enough to happen every day
4 min read
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·December 2025
After the architects
The Last Word: We’re done admiring AI. Now comes responsibility
Analysis·Reinvantage Insight·December 2025
Stuck in the queue
The world’s innovation problem isn’t breakthroughs—it’s bureaucracy
4 min read
Analysis·Marek Grzegorczyk·December 2025
The biodegradable company
The competitive advantage of the next decade will be knowing what to let die
Analysis·Reinvantage Insight·December 2025
Process of elimination
The BPO industry is reinventing itself from labour shop to intelligence factory
7 min read
Opinion·Radu Magdin·December 2025
Leading in the age of polycrisis
Future politicians and mandarins must be comfortable navigating ambiguity
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·December 2025
Quantum as foreign policy
The Last Word: Europe must stop observing and start building
3 min read
Analysis·Marek Grzegorczyk·December 2025
The granular revolution
Why regions beat nations at reinvention
Analysis·Craig Turp-Balazs·December 2025
Undressed for success
Formal business attire hasn’t disappeared just yet, certainly not in Central Asia
4 min read
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·November 2025
The reinvention of higher education
The Last Word: Leaders must rethink talent pipelines now
Analysis·Reinvantage Insight·November 2025
Going round in circles
Poorer countries are building circular economies as engines of growth
5 min read
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·November 2025
Not wasted, missed
The Last Word: They are future-ready—we’re just not looking
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·November 2025
From paperwork to decisions
The Last Word: When AI risk on paper starts to shape real-world choices
5 min read
Analysis·Marek Grzegorczyk·November 2025
Reinventing the wheel
Not every new feature is actual disruption
Analysis·Reinvantage Insight·November 2025
Wired but withering
Broadband promises to save rural villages. The evidence suggests otherwise
6 min read
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·November 2025
From poetry to timetables
The Last Word: Belém makes 2026 the new reputational deadline
Analysis·Craig Turp-Balazs·November 2025
Lessons from Latvia
Competence trumps creativity in the investment promotion game
6 min read
Analysis·Reinvantage Insight·November 2025
The new geography of thought
Countries once associated with tourism and agriculture have pivoted to knowledge-intensive services
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·November 2025
Truth doesn’t need the spotlight
The Last Word: We’ve mistaken visibility for leadership
3 min read
Opinion·Radu Magdin·October 2025
Give Gen Z a dream and a deal
If we want stability, we must give Gen Z more than slogans
Analysis·Reinvantage Insight·October 2025
Can microfinance reinvent itself?
Why entrepreneurship needs more than money—and what that means for lending
7 min read
Analysis·Craig Turp-Balazs·October 2025
The inefficient waiting game
Europe keeps refugees idle whilst crying out for workers. Time to reinvent the rules
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·October 2025
Where reinvention is native
The Last Word: In the Western Balkans, disruption is a resource
3 min read
Analysis·Reinvantage Insight·October 2025
Reinventing the five-year-plan
Market economies are embracing what communism made toxic
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·October 2025
Fluency without empathy
The Last Word: Humanity as a competitive advantage
3 min read
Analysis·Reinvantage Insight·October 2025
Tomorrow’s workers today
The jobs of the immediate future are here. Are workers ready?
Analysis·Reinvantage Insight·October 2025
Show, don’t tell
The days when a pitch deck and a smile could secure pre-seed funding are over
7 min read
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·October 2025
Standing still
The Last Word: The cost of not deciding
Analysis·Craig Turp-Balazs·October 2025
When the levee breaks
Governmental disaster response could learn from corporate agility
7 min read
Analysis·Reinvantage Insight·October 2025
The part-time reinvention
Side hustlers are proving that reinvention need not involve venture capital
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·October 2025
Permission imperfect
The Last Word: Letting go of old habits
3 min read
Analysis·Reinvantage Insight·October 2025
The AI mirage
Siloed organisations need structural reform, not integration middleware
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·September 2025
Reinvention starts with curiosity
The Last Word: The questions that matter most
3 min read
Analysis·Reinvantage Insight·September 2025
Hands on
Europe’s tradespeople are vanishing. Time to stop treating manual labour as a consolation prize
Analysis·Marek Grzegorczyk·September 2025
The buzzing reinvention
How drones have rewritten the rules of war
7 min read
Analysis·Craig Turp-Balazs·September 2025
New people, new perspectives
Europe’s migrant founders are reshaping innovation and driving reinvention
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·September 2025
The case for ambiguity
The Last Word: What would it look like if schools re-embraced ambiguity?
2 min read
Analysis·Craig Turp-Balazs·September 2025
The people’s planes
How low-cost airlines became business’s greatest democratiser
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·September 2025
From crisis management to transformation
The Last Word: Europe’s megatrends demand more than resilience
3 min read
Analysis·Marek Grzegorczyk·September 2025
Generation Analogue
Digital natives are choosing decidedly undigital lives
Analysis·Reinvantage Insight·September 2025
Present and incorrect
Companies demanding workers return to the office are missing the point
5 min read
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·September 2025
The extraction gap
The Last Word: Business models are living systems
Opinion·Radu Magdin·September 2025
Relative values
African family firms discover the art of growing up without growing apart
5 min read
Analysis·Craig Turp-Balazs·September 2025
Reinvention reluctance
European businesses see change coming but often struggle to act
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·August 2025
Technology without transformation
The Last Word: Innovation isn’t reinvention
3 min read
Opinion·Glenn Agung Hole·August 2025
Africa at the centre
The Global South’s new geo-economic power hub
Best Practice·Reinvantage Insight·August 2025
Rethinking taxation
Or, why taxing baby food might not be such a bad idea
8 min read
Analysis·Marek Grzegorczyk·August 2025
In search of validation
Small Country Syndrome makes states prisoners of foreign opinion
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·August 2025
Reinvention, curiosity, humility
The Last Word: When big companies forget what matters
3 min read
Analysis·Craig Turp-Balazs·August 2025
All aboard
The transport revolution requires old-fashioned investment, not new gimmicks
Analysis·Reinvantage Insight·August 2025
The middleman’s revenge
The internet has failed to deliver the disintermediation it promised
10 min read
Analysis·Craig Turp-Balazs·August 2025
Terminal decline
Most airports still resemble their 1930s predecessors. It’s time for a rethink
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·August 2025
The power of letting go
The Last Word: Reinvention by subtraction
3 min read
Analysis·Reinvantage Insight·August 2025
Reinventing retirement
How to reinvent pension systems before demographics demolish them
Analysis·Marek Grzegorczyk·August 2025
Service charge
From software to jet engines, everything is becoming a subscription
6 min read
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·August 2025
Questions, not answers
The Last Word: When the wrong questions lead you nowhere
Analysis·Reinvantage Insight·August 2025
Swipe right for profit
Social isolation is an increasingly lucrative business
3 min read
Analysis·Craig Turp-Balazs·August 2025
Let me tell you a story
When reinvention meets the messy reality of communication
Analysis·Reinvantage Insight·August 2025
Small change
Cashless societies are the future—whether we like it or not
8 min read
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·August 2025
Reinvention that matters
The Last Word: Strategy alone isn’t strategy anymore
Analysis·Craig Turp-Balazs·July 2025
Another brick in the wall
Construction’s productivity crisis is the sign of a sector in need of reinvention
4 min read
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·July 2025
The outside lens
The Last Word: Start with clarity, not assumptions
Analysis·Marek Grzegorczyk·July 2025
The store strikes back
Physical retail stores aren’t dying—they’re evolving
4 min read
Analysis·Iurie Gandrabura·July 2025
Reinventing farming
What if farms didn’t need land, and salad grew like software?
Analysis·Reinvantage Insight·July 2025
Release valve
Press releases are more vital for corporate communication than ever
6 min read
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·July 2025
Not forever, just for now
The Last Word: Reinvention is not permanent
Analysis·Craig Turp-Balazs·July 2025
Steppe by steppe
How digital tools and clustered services are reinventing the rural-urban relationship
10 min read
Analysis·Marek Grzegorczyk·July 2025
The great unbundling
The subscription economy is booming, but efficiency is not
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·July 2025
Reinvention takes courage
The Last Word: Comfort was never the point
2 min read
Analysis·Craig Turp-Balazs·July 2025
Rebooting government
Digitalisation is only one part of the solution
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·July 2025
The discomfort of change
The Last Word: Reinvention doesn’t ask for consistency
2 min read
Analysis·Craig Turp-Balazs·July 2025
Tourist trapped
The industry that sells happiness is making everyone miserable
Analysis·Marek Grzegorczyk·July 2025
The real fertility crisis
Reinventing the world’s approach to reproduction
5 min read
Analysis·Craig Turp-Balazs·June 2025
Reckless with intention
The Last Word: When planning gets in the way
Analysis·Reinvantage Insight·June 2025
From pariah to profit
Defence investment in Europe is reinventing financial orthodoxies
4 min read
Analysis·Reinvantage Insight·June 2025
Open source secrets
Copy and paste prosperity
Analysis·Craig Turp-Balazs·June 2025
Don’t just prove, stretch
The Last Word: Reinvention starts where achievement ends
2 min read
Analysis·Craig Turp-Balazs·June 2025
Where reinvention begins
The Last Word: Reinvention starts with a question, What if?
Analysis·Craig Turp-Balazs·June 2025
In defence of globalisation
Openness has become a dirty word. That’s dangerous
5 min read
Best Practice·Reinvantage Insight·June 2025
Digital Darwinism
Why copying Silicon Valley is the surest path to irrelevance
Analysis·Craig Turp-Balazs·June 2025
The open data dividend
Governments that freely share information reap economic rewards
5 min read
Analysis·Reinvantage Insight·June 2025
From Icarus to Phoenix
The Greek economy flew too close to the sun, crashed, and emerged reborn
Analysis·Craig Turp-Balazs·June 2025
Green tech is a shift, not a sector
The Last Word: We need to change how we think about progress
3 min read
Analysis·Marek Grzegorczyk·June 2025
Walking to work
Fifteen-minutes cities. How urban planning has been misconstrued as authoritarian overreach
Opinion·Andrew Taylor·June 2025
Tech needs more, not less, thinking
The least questioned assumptions are often the most questionable
5 min read
Analysis·Craig Turp-Balazs·June 2025
The world’s most exclusive country club
What makes the OECD so attractive?
Analysis·Craig Turp-Balazs·June 2025
AI is not a strategy
The Last Word: The current conversation around AI is missing the point
2 min read
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·May 2025
Why we’re becoming Reinvantage
The Last Word: Reinvention doesn’t always begin with dissatisfaction
Analysis·Craig Turp-Balazs·May 2025
Growth, thirst
From Central Asia’s steppes to North Africa’s deserts, necessity is mothering a remarkable economic reinvention
5 min read
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·May 2025
What if the experience itself needs reinventing?
The Last Word: What if all this refinement is simply polishing an outdated model?
Podcast·Andrew Wrobel·May 2025
Connecting data, AI, and patients
GE Healthcare’s vision for the future of medicine
2 min read
Analysis·Marek Grzegorczyk·May 2025
The Silicon State
GovTech is reinventing public services
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·May 2025
Reinvention also means letting go
The Last Word: Reinvention isn’t always a pivot. Sometimes, it’s a release
2 min read
Opinion·Glen Hodgson·May 2025
Checkmate and the future of work
Regulators and decision-makers must allow freedom to flourish
Analysis·Marek Grzegorczyk·May 2025
Europe’s social contract reinvented
An ageing continent must find new financing models
2 min read
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·May 2025
Reinvention starts with self-reliance
The Last Word: Reinvention isn’t about becoming someone new
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·April 2025
Reinvention needs context
The Last Word: Disruption is no longer a series of events; it’s a condition
2 min read
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·April 2025
Reinvention blockers are real
The Last Word: Growth begins the moment you allow yourself to be inconsistent
Analysis·Marek Grzegorczyk·April 2025
Empty nest, full potential
Demographic decline need not signal permanent retreat
4 min read
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·April 2025
Reinventing the absurd
The Last Word: Every system that frustrates your customer also dulls your brand
Analysis·Reinvantage Insight·April 2025
Pivoting towards security
In tech parks from Kyiv to Kraków, start-ups are designing drones and cyber defences
4 min read
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·April 2025
Reinventing investment
The Last Word: Investors are becoming more selective, more cautious, and more data-driven than ever before
Analysis·Marek Grzegorczyk·April 2025
Waste deep in opportunity
Modern waste-to-energy initiatives can create real economic value
5 min read
Analysis·Reinvantage Insight·April 2025
In the know
Business leaders are increasingly aware of the need for reinvention
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·March 2025
Real reinvention doesn’t have a hashtag
The Last Word: Reinvention isn’t something you launch. It’s something you live
3 min read
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·March 2025
The cost of distraction
The Last Word: In a world that profits from your distraction, reinvention becomes a quiet act of rebellion
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·March 2025
The lost art of starting over
The Last Word: Reinvention isn’t always about upgrades and optimisation
3 min read
Podcast·Andrew Wrobel·March 2025
Truth in a tablet
A Czech start-up is using AI to expose the fake drug trade
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·March 2025
Reinventing education
The Last Word: Most education systems still reward specialisation over adaptability, and memorisation over creativity
3 min read
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·March 2025
The hidden engine of personal reinvention
The Last Word: Reinvention doesn’t happen in a single moment. It’s a process
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·February 2025
Reinvention is not a rescue plan
The Last Word: Reinvention is what prevents a crisis from happening
2 min read
Podcast·Andrew Wrobel·February 2025
A new era in medical education
A Portuguese institution is reshaping medical education, preparing future healthcare professionals for a rapidly evolving landscape
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·February 2025
AI is here—reinvention is not optional
The Last Word: Reinvention isn’t about ’adopting AI’. It’s about using it to rebuild
3 min read
Opinion·Andrew Taylor·February 2025
Not all networks are equal
Real resilience comes from the ability to adapt and evolve
Analysis·Marek Grzegorczyk·February 2025
Embracing reinvention
Governments and businesses should embrace technology-driven solutions
3 min read
Analysis·Reinvantage Insight·February 2025
From coal mines to creative hubs
Eastern European cities are reinventing urban transformation
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·February 2025
Why the best companies pivot
The Last Word: Reinvention isn’t about abandoning your past
3 min read
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·February 2025
Can governments reinvent themselves?
The Last Word: As businesses adapt, governments seem stuck in slow motion
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·January 2025
Business resilience, business reinvention
The Last Word: If resilience seeks stability, reinvention needs transformation
2 min read
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·January 2025
Reinvention is never a solo journey
The Last Word: Reinvention is shaped by the relationships we build
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·January 2025
Reinvention isn’t just about change
The Last Word: Living with curiosity, awareness, confidence, and discipline
3 min read
Analysis·Marek Grzegorczyk·January 2025
Digital fortresses
Why states must embrace digitalisation to bolster their resilience
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·January 2025
The power of reinvention
The Last Word: Reinvention is not just the work we do
3 min read
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·December 2024
Time to reinvent, not tweak, education
The Last Word: Education in emerging Europe revolution, not reform
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·December 2024
Reinventing attitudes towards mental health
The Last Word: Many people in CEE with mental illnesses are not seeking help
3 min read
Analysis·Marek Grzegorczyk·December 2024
Chips need brains
Semiconductor funding must be paired with talent development
Podcast·Andrew Wrobel·December 2024
Reinventing mental health diagnosis
A team in Poland is reinventing the way we diagnose and treat mental illness
3 min read
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·December 2024
Can CEE reinvent democracy?
The Last Word: CEE can become a global leader in democratic innovation
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·December 2024
Reinventing the RIS
The Last Word: It’s time for the RIS to embrace meaningful transformation
3 min read
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·December 2024
Reinventing rural development
The Last Word: For emerging Europe, rural development is a blank canvas
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·November 2024
Reinventing the way we approach technology
The Last Word: Tech can either be a tool for oppression or a weapon for freedom
3 min read
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·November 2024
Celebrating innovation and reinvention
The Last Word: Start-ups and innovators are leading a new wave of change
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·November 2024
An opportunity for reinvention
The Last Word: Europe risks relying on its past success
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Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·November 2024
The strategic advantage of disruption
The Last Word: One of the pillars of reinvention is staying ahead of disruption
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·October 2024
Reinventing the Ukrainian language
The Last Word: Ukraine’s Cyrillic alphabet is not the same as Russia’s
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Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·October 2024
Kosovo’s global mindset
The Last Word: Kosovo’s young people are taking on tomorrow’s challenges
Analysis·Marek Grzegorczyk·October 2024
Retail takes flight
Drones are no longer a novelty—they’re reshaping how goods move from shelf to doorstep
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Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·October 2024
The reinvention of identity
The Last Word: Digital nomads and the global conversation
Analysis·Craig Turp-Balazs·October 2024
Beyond the barn
Policymakers must stop sidelining agriculture if they want sustainable, inclusive growth
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Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·October 2024
CEE is no stranger to transformation
The Last Word: There’s always another step, another opportunity to adapt
Analysis·Marek Grzegorczyk·October 2024
Reinvention in the regions
Stara Zagora shows how second-tier cities can lead with bold, bottom-up development
6 min read
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·September 2024
The hidden toll of burnout
The Last Word: It’s crucial to acknowledge that we’re all human
Opinion·Glen Hodgson·September 2024
Inventing the future, not retrofitting the past
CEE is better placed than Western Europe to make the most of automation
3 min read
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·September 2024
Poland’s foreign workers
The Last Word: Poland has become a major destination for migrants
Podcast·Andrew Wrobel·September 2024
Advocating AI
Andrew Wrobel talks AI with GE Healthcare’s Jan Beger
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Analysis·Craig Turp-Balazs·September 2024
Inclusion as a growth strategy
Training young Roma isn’t just a social good
Analysis·Marek Grzegorczyk·September 2024
Financing the future, unevenly
Developing economies face substantial financing gaps
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Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·September 2024
Time to drop ‘strategic location’
The Last Word: Other factors matter more
Opinion·Andrew Taylor·August 2024
The digital upside of disruption
Technology has ended the need to choose richness or reach
3 min read
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·August 2024
’We are all global’
The Last Word: A new wave of Ukrainian female entrepreneurs is redefining success and driving innovation
Analysis·Craig Turp-Balazs·July 2024
Quality over quantity
Human capital, not birth rates, is key to building demographic resilience
4 min read
Podcast·Andrew Wrobel·July 2024
Innovate and adapt
Andrew Wrobel talks about innovation with Maurizio Ferrari of Synlab
Opinion·Tan Eroğlu·June 2024
Competition without complexity?
True market fairness means empowering consumers
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Opinion·Glen Hodgson·May 2024
Talent, outcomes, and value
How enterprises can adapt to the future of work
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·May 2024
Lessons from the wider world
The Last Word: A new perspective on how we can improve
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Analysis·Marek Grzegorczyk·May 2024
Reinvention on the Baltic
In Estonia, renewed economic convergence will require stronger productivity growth
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·May 2024
The next CX powerhouse
The Last Word: Chişinău could be Europe’s next outsourcing champion
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Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·April 2024
Beyond stereotypes
The Last Word: Stereotypes are based on the idea that everyone in a certain group is the same. They are not
Analysis·Andrew Wrobel·April 2024
Cooking up opportunity
The Last Word: How to empower more women in the agrifood sector?
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