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The Innovation Generation Has Arrived

Anthony Mills · 29 April 2025

The Innovation Gatekeepers

Cris Beswick · 29 April 2025

The Ignorance of the Masses Cancels Out the Knowledgeable Minority

The downside of many crowdsourcing initiatives is something called "mobsourcing." This is where the vocal few crowd out the rest of the responses

Stephen Shapiro · 29 April 2025

The Hungarian Golden Team

The Hungarian national team of the 1950s is widely considered one of the most successful squads in the history of European football, by far the world’s most popular sport.

Gabor George Burt · 29 April 2025

The Hp Way

Jim Collins did a great job of describing the decades of early success at HP in Built to Last.

Adam Hartung · 29 April 2025

The Highly Effective, Counterintuitive Way to Stumble Upon Your Next Brilliant Idea

The "bad idea" concept doesn't just apply to complex technical problems like health and space travel. Imagine you are looking to sell more raisins.

Stephen Shapiro · 29 April 2025

The HR Idea of Innovation

Cris Beswick · 29 April 2025

The Greatest Show On Earth: Down And Out

" The owner of the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus told The Associated Press that the show will close forever in May.

Gabor George Burt · 29 April 2025

The Good, Bad and Ugly – Apple, Google and Dell

Apple’s dividends reflect its strength, Google struggles with market shifts, and Dell faces decline from missed opportunities.

Adam Hartung · 29 April 2025

The Global Leadership Challenge, Building a Culture of Innovation

The Conference Board survey for 2013 reflects some interesting changes in the way in which businesses are viewing themselves.

Cris Beswick · 29 April 2025

The Gift Of Writing a Book

The case studies, methods, and frameworks for exploring new ways of discovering new value can give you the tools for transforming your organization and placing it in a prime position to thrive.

Mick Simonelli · 29 April 2025

The GDPR blockchain blind-spot: Regulating data and everything else

The limitations of GDPR have been noted by Anne Toth, Head of Data Policy for the World Economic Forum, a think tank responsible for organizing the annual gathering of world leaders at Davos.

Saqr Ereiqat · 29 April 2025

The Future of The Press Release, Acceptance

The process of writing and distributing a press release can be excruciatingly painful and is almost laughable when you read the final product.

Adam Hartung · 29 April 2025

The Future of Mobile Payments

NFC is already starting to be built into a range of Android smartphones, RIM and Nokia have committed to the technology and Apple is reportedly adding the contactless technology to its new iOS devices.

Rob Gonda · 29 April 2025

The Future Of Marketing Starts With Publishing

Businesses can now weave social graphs of their own through the creation of social presences within the communities where customers, prospects and those who influence them, are actively sharing, consuming, and seeking relevant content and information.

Brian Solis · 29 April 2025

The Future Car Infographic

The car of the future will be connected, cloud enabled, and will be part of the greater trend of Internet of Things.

Rob Gonda · 29 April 2025

The First Step Towards Innovation

Rural myth or not, the story perfectly sums up the way in which many businesses start their innovation journey.

Cris Beswick · 29 April 2025

The Ever Adaptable Netflix

Adam Hartung · 29 April 2025

The Eureka Moment Myth

Fleming's story is one that is told and retold because it reinforces so much about what we love about innovation.

Greg Satell · 29 April 2025

The Eternal Dr. Seuss

The USA TODAY reported on March 4th, that Dr. Seuss has 9 of the top 50 best-selling book titles in the U.S.

Gabor George Burt · 29 April 2025

The End of Trumpism

The argument for low taxes is to provide more money for investing in business to grow – thus creating jobs that see higher pay due to increased demand for workers.

Adam Hartung · 29 April 2025

The End of Management – Wall Street Journal

The Wall Street Journal calls for a shift from outdated management models to more agile, market-responsive approaches to stay competitive in today’s fast-paced environment.

Adam Hartung · 29 April 2025

The Dotcom Bust Nearly Killed This Silicon Valley Publisher, but Instead It Reinvented Its Business Model and Now It's Thriving

The success of the conference business would lead to an even greater shift that would not only lead to greater profits, but would redefine how it saw its role as a publisher.

Greg Satell · 29 April 2025

The Devil We Know

One reason is that innovation requires venturing into the unknown, what we call “white space.”

Adam Hartung · 29 April 2025