Monthly Archives: April 2013
Reframing Failure
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Five Thinkers That I Admire
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Do You Really Know What Business You’re In?
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In 1993 you needed a phone, a laptop, a camcorder, a palm pilot, a watch, a walkman and a pager to do most of what you can do today with your smartphone. That’s amazing, and there are some important innovation lessons that follow from this.
Innovation Challenge: Your Market is Never Stable
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Change is one constant in business. The evolution of operating system market share demonstrates some important lessons for innovating in a constantly shifting environment.
20 Things Good Managers Know About Innovation
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There’s No Substitute for Doing the Work
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People are often looking for a quick way to become more innovative. The problem is that there are no quick fixes. Overcoming the obstacles to innovation is one good way of knowing that you’re on the right track, but it takes time.