Another week and another collection of interesting ideas from around the internet.
As always, thoughts and/or comments are greatly appreciated.
- The global innovation paradox [The Atlantic]
Innovation has always, and will always, occur at the coalface where there are problems to solve, and not in some ivory tower research and development centre. - Growth on the cheap [The Economist]
The OECD tells governments how to unleash business’s creative potential. - Forget Design Thinking and try Hybrid Thinking [Fast Company]
We have a strong tendency to try and latch onto the next big thing, the (next) silver bullet, when we should be more like bowerbirds, stealing what we think is useful. - All We Want to Do is Make Better Products [All Things Digital]
Steve Jobs makes a strong case for obliquity at one of the main drivers behind innovation.
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Tags: Apple, Design Thinking, Fast Company, Innovation, OECD, Steve Jobs, The Atlantic, The Economist
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