We have a new essay published on Deloitte Insights, Why hasn’t AI delivered on its promise?, a collaboration between the Centre for the Edge and and the AI Institute. This time we’re smashing together the ideas from The real landscape of technology-enabled opportunity and Reconstructing jobs to see if they can help us understand why, despite recent advances in AI, adoption seems to be lacking.
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How industries evolve
We have a new essay published in Deloitte Insights, How industries evolve: Interactions, not institutions, drive disruptive change, a collaboration with Damien Crough from prefabAUS. This essay builds on the observation in The real landscape of technology-enabled opportunity. that disruption is typically the result of the accumulation of many minor innovations, rather than being driven by some significant disruptive innovation, by showing how industries evolve when the verbs change (how organisations in the industry interact) rather than the nouns (disruption of the organisations themselves).
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Continue readingTaking innovation to the edge
Deloitte were kind enough to invite me to present last week at the Melbourne leg of their regular CIO forum. The topic was innovation in […]
Continue readingGood advice
There’s a few bits of good advice that I’ve stumbled across during my time, and which I’ve sprinkled in some of my posts. I thought […]
Continue readingIt’s effectiveness, and not ideas or execution, which is the strongest determinant for success
We’re told that execution is everything. While a good idea might be useful, execution is seen as the factor that will determine the success or […]
Continue readingPopsicle: a chance discovery
At the age of eleven on a winter’s afternoon in 1905, Frank Epperson left his drink on the back porch overnight. It was a fruit […]
Continue readingInnovation [22-09-2010]
Another week and another collection of interesting ideas from around the internet. As always, thoughts and/or comments are greatly appreciated. Fire and brimstone [The Economist] […]
Continue readingInnovation [25-08-2010]
Another week and another collection of interesting ideas from around the internet. As always, thoughts and/or comments are greatly appreciated. The 50 worst inventions [Times] […]
Continue readingBasketball as an innovation metaphore
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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