In an increasingly cluttered marketplace, where are the opportunities in soothing ‘choice overload’? Renowned psychologist Barry Schwartz tells us what’s working and what isn’t in the continuous quest to choose better.

Impersonal, generic guidebooks are a thing of the past. Four Seasons is curating unique, personalised travel recommendations on Pinterest, extending its culture far beyond its physical walls.

The Apple App Store houses over one million apps. Despite once trying to do everything, apps are now being split into single purpose platforms. But how do people actually use them? And which is more useful – the Swiss Army knife approach or a tailored, single purpose app?

With consumers being constantly bombarded from all directions, information overload is an increasingly real source of stress. Happily, the same technologies that brought us here are now adapting to get us out.