Carmageddon – Change is Hard, Except When It’s Not
Tim Kastelle The world failed to end over the weekend. In Los Angeles, at least, this was…
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What’s Your Skype?
In his latest book Macrowikinomics, Don Tapscott (along with Anthony Williams) argues that there are…
Read MoreScarcity as the “Mother of Invention”
Can we decouple growth from consumption of resources? Guest post by: James Bradfield Moody Co-Author,…
Read MoreThree Signs That Your Business Model is Obsolete
When I was working on yesterday’s post about the business model experiment that Kaiser Chiefs…
Read MoreData Changes Everything
I was talking with a friend tonight over dinner about the PhD that she is…
Read MoreThe “1-10-100” Rule for Innovation Experiments
I was talking to one of our PhD students this afternoon about his research design.…
Read MoreAre You Climbing Hills or Crossing Valleys?
One of the key issues we face in managing organisations is the state of the…
Read MoreInnovation Myth: Ideas Spread Quickly
The future’s already here, it’s just not evenly distributed, and it doesn’t look like we…
Read MoreAn Innovation Challenge: Learning From Failure
I’m still working my way through Being Wrong by Kathryn Schulz. It’s a very interesting…
Read MoreWhere’s My Flying Car?
When Paul Krugman and Charlie Stross had a chat at WorldCon a couple of years…
Read MoreNetwork Economy Problems: How to Get People to Give Up Old Ideas
One core innovation challenge is this: it’s often not enough to simply have a great…
Read MoreAll Life is an Experiment
Uncertainty is one thing that makes a lot of people uncomfortable. Unfortunately, in most business…
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