On the Importance of Time in Innovation
Tim Kastelle We often think that great new ideas get adopted rapidly. Unfortunately, this is untrue. In…
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There’s No Low-Hanging Fruit in Innovation
Innovation efforts often start by looking for quick wins. The problem is that quick wins…
Read MoreInnovation Thoughts on Zero to One by Peter Thiel
How do we build things that move society forward? That is the core question addressed…
Read MoreBusiness Model Innovation: The Attacker’s Advantage
When you're attacking a large competitor, you can't go at them head-on if you're just…
Read MoreFive Roles for Your Innovation Team
The Problem with Solved Problems that Aren’t Solved Phil was certain that his company had…
Read MoreInnovation: Action That Could Be Considered a Ridiculous Error in Judgement
Here are some things I learned from Stan Metcalfe today: We can't make money by…
Read MoreBreakthrough Innovations Are Not Predictable
Can we predict which disruptive innovations will win? No. What should we do then? Here…
Read MoreIf the Internet is a Psychology Experiment, Are You a Psychologist?
We've reached a point where startups can base their business model on the rapid testing…
Read MoreAdapt or Perish? How About Neither?
The business environment is changing - adapt or perish, some say. But there's a third…
Read MoreThe Future is Already Here – Find It!
Which location has a better mobile payment system: Kenya or Silicon Valley? The answer is…
Read MoreTalent is Everything, and Talent Can Be Developed
Ideas from Carol Dweck, Hayao Miyazaki and Ira Glass help us figure out how to…
Read MoreChange Happens Fast
Mary Meeker's annual report on internet trends shows how the market for smartphone operating systems…
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