> Return to the #113 Newsletter Need reliable data for market, competitor, or country analysis? MarketLine Advantage provides high-quality global business intelligence through a single, intuitive platform—perfect for market assessments, competitive benchmarking, and strategic projects. It brings together company profiles, industry and country analysis, market data, and financial deals, helping you move quickly from big-picture trends to actionable insights. Why use MarketLine Advantage? Market data & insights Industry Profiles across 19…
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Itiner-e
> Return to the #113 Newsletter Interested in exploring history through data, maps, and smart visualization? Ever wondered how people moved across the Roman Empire? Itiner-e is a digital, interactive atlas of the Roman road network, often described as the “Google Maps of the Roman Empire.” It maps nearly 300,000 km of roads, allowing you to explore routes, estimate travel times, and see how cities were connected two millennia ago. Built…
Quick Answers with the Library Chatbot
> Return to the #113 Newsletter Looking for a trusted answer, fast? Whether you want to check Library opening hours, find the direct link to Harvard Business Review, or identify the best database or service for your needs, the Library Chatbot can help. Simply type your question in natural language and receive immediate, reliable guidance—anytime, day or night. You’ll find it in the bottom-right corner of every Library webpage. Give it…
Book Legacies That Live On
> Return to the #113 Newsletter Great books deserve a second life. As part of its long-term commitment to preserving intellectual and personal heritage, the Library curates Book Legacies—collections donated from personal libraries that are once again available to inspire learning and research. You can explore them on the Discovery page under Book List → Collection Legacies. At present, six collections are open to everyone, each reflecting the intellectual journey of…
Design Thinking in Business
> Return to the #113 Newsletter Design thinking has evolved from a creative methodology into a strategic capability. Once rooted in the design studio, it now plays a role in the boardroom, helping organizations navigate complexity, redesign customer experiences, and rethink business models by aligning user needs, technology, and strategy. But how do companies truly use design thinking? Is it embedded in governance and long-term strategy or simply a label? And…