Managing Innovation
InnovationGreg Sattell gives insight on managing your next great idea.
New York Times’ post, “Goodbye, for Now, San Francisco”, is a personal reflection of the tech hub from two previous residents, Nick Bilton and Mike Isaac.
In 2007, The Mayo Clinic conducted a study to figure out the best practices of companies that most often succeed at innovation. As a result, they unearthed five traits that these companies share.
Have a great idea? Here’s a great way to turn it into the next big thing.
It was 35 years ago that Sony created a portable music player, the Walkman. Although the Japanese company retired the groundbreaking gadget in 2010, it’s no secret that the Walkman forever changed the technological world.
In this quick yet informative video, Harvard Business Review explains the oh-so popular concept of Disruptive Innovation. As this innovation states, although your marketing efforts may work now, you can always create new markets. Check out the video:
Robert “Jake” Jacobs gives readers 7 tips on how to make change and create lasting results.
Over the past few years, Stephen P. Anderson has worked on developing (and perfecting) the relationship between people. context and activities to create experiences.
Check out Darin’s video, “Innovation Method, System, Process, Steps & Stages”, which gives a brief overview of his latest book, Innovation Step-by-Step, now available on Amazon.com!
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