As outlined in my previous post, sustainable innovation requires evolution and revolution. Over the long term, organizations need to be capable of both moving along existing growth trajectories and creating new ones when the old business matures or stalls. This can be depicted as recurring movement along innovation s-curves. In the case of a new [...]
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Why the Future of Innovation is Open

Why Lean Startups Turn Into Innovative Firms
One of the exciting trends in innovation right now is the lean startup idea. Â The basic premise is that when ventures are starting out, building a scalable business model needs to be a top priority. Â People like Steve Blank, Eric Reis, Ash Maurya and Alex Osterwalder are all doing great work in this area. I’m [...]
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Three Steps for Social Media Success
21 May 2013
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Innovation Lessons from the Rise of Tesla Motors
15 May 2013
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Five More Thinkers That I Admire
12 May 2013
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Food, Connection & Innovation
7 May 2013
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Here is Why You Need Business Model Innovation
3 May 2013
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Talk is the Technology of Leadership
30 April 2013
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Reframing Failure
25 April 2013
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