Dr Mark van Rijmenam is the publisher of the ‘f(x) = e^x‘ newsletter read by thousands of executives. This is a weekly newsletter, with a dose of insights into the future. The topic of this newsletter is the exponential times we live in, hence the title of f(x) = e^x, which is the (natural) exponential function.

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• 01/04/2020 – The f(x)=e^x | The Rise of Digitalism: Will the Coronavirus Trigger the End of Liberalism?
• 26/03/2020 – The f(x)=e^x | The rise of the digital employee
• 18/03/2020 – The f(x)=e^x | The Problems of Misinformation during Corona
• 10/03/2020 – The f(x) = e^x | How tokenization will change the economy
• 18/02/2020 – The f(x)=e^x | What is decentralised finance?
• 29/01/2020 – The f(x)=e^x | Purpose-driven tokenisation
• 23/01/2020 – The f(x)=e^x | 5 initiatives to ensure ethical AI
• 08/01/2020 – The f(x)=e^x | Fighting fake news
• 18/12/2019 – The f(x)=e^x | Clarifying the Path to Tokenisation
• 11/12/2019 – The f(x)=e^x | How chatbots improve your business
• 04/12/2019 – The f(x)=e^x | We have a trust issue
• 27/11/2019 – The f(x)=e^x | 7 technology trends for 2020
• 20/11/2019 – The f(x)=e^x | 4 steps to digital transformation
• 13/11/2019 – The f(x)=e^x | Responsibilities of tomorrow’s organisation
• 06/11/2019 – The f(x)=e^x | Why tokens matter
• 30/10/2019 – The f(x)=e^x | How AI Will Change Your Workplace
• 24/10/2019 – The f(x)=e^x | Data security and the organisation of tomorrow
• 16/10/2019  – The f(x)=e^x | The future of work
• 09/10/2019 – The f(x)=e^x | Why we should be careful with AI
• 02/10/2019 – The f(x)=e^x | What if dogs could talk to humans?
• 25/09/2019 – The f(x)=e^x | 7 blockchain challenges
• 18/09/2019 – The f(x)=e^x | The database of tomorrow
• 11/09/2019 – The f(x)=e^x | Can blockchain end poverty?
• 04/09/2019 – The f(x)=e^x | Algorithms are black boxes

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