Timothy R. Clark wrote an article for Harvard Business Review titled To Foster Innovation, Cultivate a Culture of Intellectual Bravery. Continue reading “Cultivate a Culture of Intellectual Bravery”
Using the idea of worst case scenarios to innovate
The topic of John Lewis’s #innochat group discussion this week was thinking about worst case scenarios as a means to innovation, a topic broached by Kim Flum. Continue reading “Using the idea of worst case scenarios to innovate”
The importance of generating hype alongside meaningful innovation
Rory Sutherland wrote a column for The Spectator titled Why our greatest inventors are supreme hucksters. Continue reading “The importance of generating hype alongside meaningful innovation”
Harvard Business Review: The Implications of Working Without an Office
Ethan Bernstein, Hayley Blunden, Andrew Brodsky, Wonbin Sohn, and Ben Waber wrote an article for Harvard Business Review titled The Implications of Working Without an Office (July 15, 2020). Continue reading “Harvard Business Review: The Implications of Working Without an Office”
Rethinking influencers as beta testers
Carl Panteny wrote a blog post titled We don’t need influencers. We need customers who influence. Continue reading “Rethinking influencers as beta testers”
it’s the value that matters – not the “innovation”
Doug Garnett wrote a blog post titled When the Innovative Choice is Not to Innovate. Continue reading “it’s the value that matters – not the “innovation””
eScooter injuries in Santa Monica
Dan Jansenson wrote an article for the Santa Monica Mirror titled It’s Time to Reevaluate Scooter Rules. Continue reading “eScooter injuries in Santa Monica”
The Curiosity Gap
Eliza Blanchard wrote an article for TD Magazine titled The Curiosity Gap.
« Does your organization value curiosity? » Continue reading “The Curiosity Gap”
