Reimagining mobility

Radically new dynamics in the early 20th century transformed cars and, in turn, the world. Here’s why the next great inflection point is upon us, auguring changes no less profound.

No industry or executive is immune to the profound implications of mobility’s second great inflection point. Here’s what you need to know now.

The company’s global head of product development and purchasing explains today’s radical changes and how Ford can tap into its 115-year legacy to win in the century ahead.

Mobility as we know it is about to change. A handful of trends will largely determine the benefits—and costs—for business and society.

A leader at the forefront of wireless electricity explains why cars are going electric, electric is going wireless, and the mobility ecosystem is headed for major change.

How will regional variations in China, Europe, Brazil, India, and the United States reshape cars, carmakers, and the automotive “user experience”?

Carsten Breitfeld, an industry veteran turned disruptor, explains how his Chinese-conceived, globally oriented start-up is tuned for the emerging mobility transformation. 

Will the coming mobility revolution make urban traffic better, or worse?

Josipa Petrunic imagines a low-carbon, smart-mobility future for Canada. In this interview, she describes how CUTRIC, the consortium she leads, is bringing the public and private sectors together to make it happen.

Global business leaders who misunderstand Africa run the risk of missing out on one of the 21st century’s great growth opportunities.

How five leaders are seizing opportunities and overcoming challenges to build successful organizations in—and a brighter future for—the nations of Africa.

Put an end to the costly workplace isolation experienced by many women by clustering them on teams and improving the promotion process.

Don’t starve maintenance projects of funds.