Architecture, Data and Intelligence

Let me start with a story. You have a friend, let's call him Paul, who used to work for a big shot consultancy. A few years ago, the con...

Continuing a series of posts on Uber's business model.  Much of this material also applies to Lyft and other similar operations. For pre...

This week, three American companies announced a joint venture to sort out healthcare for their own employees. Ambitious, huh? This is not ...

On Friday, Transport for London (TfL) declared that Uber was not fit and proper to hold a private hire operator licence. Uber's current ...

Last week was not a good one for the platform business. Uber continues to receive bad publicity on multiple fronts, as noted in my post on U...

There has been a lot of buzz around two-sided and multi-sided markets lately. Wikipedia: Two-Sided Markets Harvard Business Review: New Re...

This month, I've been looking at some complicated questions of data provenance, data protection and copyright, prompted by a tricky but ...