In my previous article, we’ve talked about how you can forecast your team’s future, based on historical data. Probabilistic thinking, in other words. But what’s the next step after forecasting? It’s time to map your possible outcomes. In this article, you’ll learn about two useful charts that you can immediately…

During my professional career, I observed several styles of leadership in different contexts. Not only in my professional life, but for instance also in my spare time in a political context. Leadership, and more specifically the type of leadership, is crucial for the success of teams and groups of people…

For the last couple of months, I have been diving into the books of Daniel Vacanti. Daniel helped to develop the Kanban Method for knowledge work. In his books, he explains how you need to answer the question ‘When will it be done?’. A question your customers often raise when…

Let’s do the math: AR experiences are designed to only last for 1 or 2 minutes, but they require, on average, about 2 minutes and 15 clicks to download. Is it worth it? Perhaps. But can’t you create more value by cutting down the time and clicks for installation? Definitely…

Wat velen al jaren zaten te roepen, is nu dan toch nog gebeurd. Donald J. Trump, binnenkort ex-president van de USA, werd zowaar van elk sociaal mediaplatform verbannen. Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat, Tiktok en zelfs Pinterest en Shopify blokkeerden de toegang voor een van de meest controversiële presidenten in de Amerikaanse…

It was that time of the year again. No, I’m not talking about a big white-bearded and friendly old man, all the mistletoe and presents by the tree, but about Apple’s WWDC. As the AR Lead at In The Pocket, these are exciting times to live in. …

A couple of years ago, Keiichi Matsuda released this Kickstarter-funded film. He calls himself a future-face designer and is highly praised for his filmmaking work and designs for Leap Motion. The interesting thing about his films is the fact that they offer us a unique perspective on what could be…

At In The Pocket, we’re always researching the next steps in technology. In the first part of this blog post series, we described how the smartphone slowly came into our lives but quickly dominated them completely. We also talked about s-curves and how technology gets adapted in our society, but…

If you look at the big technological innovations of the past decades, an interesting pattern emerges: their adoption always seems to follow a similar s-curve. They get introduced, get traction and eventually due to new innovations, they fade out. At In The Pocket, we believe we’re at the top of…