# Carlota Perez

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The Future of Employment with Rita McGrath and Deborah Perry Piscione

In this week’s Thought Sparks Podcast episode, Rita McGrath, a Columbia University Business School Professor, C-Suite strategist, business founder and best-selling author, sits down with Deborah Perry Piscione, co-author of the book “EMPLOYMENT IS DEAD: How Disruptive Technologies are Revolution ...

Education's Role in Technological Revolutions - A Conversation with Carlota Perez

Carlota Perez is a British-Venezuelan researcher, lecturer and international consultant. She studies the mutual shaping of technical change and society and the lessons provided by the history of technological revolutions for economic growth and development. In Technological Revolutions and Fina ...

The AI Productivity Paradox: Why 10X Output Doesn't Mean 10X Business Outcome

What if optimizing for AI output is actually slowing your company down? When code becomes nearly free to produce, the organizations still measuring productivity by output are solving the wrong problem. In this episode, Mik Kersten, author of “Project to Product” and the forthcoming “Output to Ou ...

The Unstable Plateau of the AI Boom

The AI boom, Carlota Perez, and what happens when the wrapper comes off. ChatGPT, Google Gemini, and Anthropic's Claude are converging in capability while thousands of products are built on top of them and own none of the infrastructure underneath. Using economist Carlota Perez's framework for t ...

Rita McGrath & Sangeet Paul Choudary — Rule Makers, Rule Takers and Structural Uncertainty

"Structural uncertainty is simple. The game itself is in question. The playing field is in question. You're no longer playing with uncertainty inside the rules — the rules are the thing that's moving." Rita McGrath wrote The End of Competitive Advantage and gave us transient advantage. Sangeet ...

S2E31 — The Future of Work: Banking the One-Person Enterprise

Click here to watch a video of this episode. Imagine a YouTuber with 400,000 subscribers and about $180,000 a year who cannot get a mortgage, because her bank does not underwrite dashboards. The future of work has arrived, and the Money OS underneath it was built for the employee. In this first ...