I just realised that the approach to basket ball described by The no-stars all star, from the NY Times, is a nice model for innovation […]
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Think “in the market,” not “go to market”
A friend of mine{{1}} made an astute comment the other day. We need to think about “in the market” models, rather than “go to market” […]
Continue readingI’ve already told you more than 125% of what I know
Bob Sutton has an interesting post on the limits of expertise: I have already told you more than 125% of what I know. As he points […]
Continue readingPeter Drucker’s seven sources of innovation
It seems that every time I find a web reference for Peter Drucker’s seven sources of innovation, the web site dies. So after yet-another site […]
Continue readingInnovation [2010-08-02]
Another week and another collection of interesting ideas from around the internet. As always, thoughts and/or comments are greatly appreciated. These CIOs go way beyond […]
Continue readingMichelangelo’s approach to workflow discovery
Take any existing workflow — any people driven business process — and I expect that most of the tasks within it could best be described […]
Continue readingThe sun-shaped individual
(Yep, this is a cross post from Stuff I find interesting, but the missive grew to the point that I thought it worthwhile putting it […]
Continue readingWhat is innovation?
What is innovation? I don’t know, but then I’m not even sure that it’s an interesting question. The yearning so many companies have to be […]
Continue readingWho gets the credit: the innovator or the implementer?
Who should get the credit? The person to came up with the idea? Or the person to did something with it? I’m with the implementers. […]
Continue readingTaxonomies 1, Semantic Web (and Linked Data) 0
I’m not a big fan of Semantic Web{{1}}. For something that has been around for just over ten years — and which has been aggressively […]
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