| In theory our hyperconnectivity and surfeit of possibilities have broadened our universes, speeding us to distant galaxies, fresh discoveries and new information. |
| The problem of hyperconnectivity will only get worse, as smartphones become smarter and young digital natives take over the workforce. |
| She tells the story of how one of the world's most hard-working organisations, the Boston Consulting Group, learned to manage hyperconnectivity better. |
| Cortical hyperconnectivity has been associated with atypical perceptual abilities such as synesthesia and savant skills in autism. |
| This is the first decade of a new century and this show will deal with our age of hyperconnectivity, by looking at what goes on in our heads rather than online. |
| Some might rightly ask if the development of a leadership more focused on interactions, and more attentive to teams, is not just another way to heat up the race of hyperconnectivity even further? |
