Hyperthinking education | Philip Weiss | TEDxULB

This talk was given at a local TEDx event, produced independently of the TED Conferences. Our educational system didn't change in a 100 years. Philip raises a new mindset that will give a new way to learn, the Hyperthinking and more precisely, hyperlearning.

Philip Weiss is an entrepreneur and strategic thinker who has been working with leading corporations for the past two decades. He speaks for corporate and business audiences around the world on a range of topic related to disruption, innovation and technology.
He founded ZN (www.zn.be) the leading digital agency working with companies, political institutions like the European Commission and Parliament and organisations on how to use the Internet to integrate and transform business and communication. He works with household names as Toyota, Microsoft, Sony, Sanofi Pasteur, UCB and various industry associations. His Hyperthinking model was developed to enable the ZN team and their clients manage rapid change and innovation to adapt their strategies and structures to the age of networks.
In 2012, he wrote the book 'Hyperthinking', defining the mindset needed to survive and thrive in the age of networks. Information on the book can be found at www.hyperthinking.net. He blogs at hyperthinker.com.

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