Another week and another collection of interesting ideas from around the Internet.
As always, thoughts and/or comments are greatly appreciated.
This issue:
- Innovation is dead. Herald the birth of Transformation as the
key concept of 2009 [BusinessWeek]
Innovation is a greatly overused term. But have we devalued it to the point that we need something new to describe how we create new value? - Why veteran visionaries will save the world [Wired]
You don’t have to be fresh out of college to change the world. - The dangerous trend of thinking that ideas ca be owned, sold
or stolen [techdirt]
The idea is rarely the important part when you’re doing something new. - Hewlett Packard’s original business plan from 1937: erm,
let’s just do some stuff [Business of Software]
It doesn’t take much to start something of the size of HP, but it does take time to get there.
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