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Voter Education
Forbes published a list of the most and least educated states in the U.S. (based on the attainment of degrees and the quality of the education). When looking at the specific state names on the list, I felt that I … Continue reading
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Tagged 2016 U.S. presidential election, education, election map, Forbes
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Don’t eliminate email. Charge for it.
In a recent Harvard Business Review piece, Cal Newport proposes to eliminate email. Newport argues that email creates what he calls an “unstructured workflow” that reduces corporate planning and decision making to overcommunication. Newport further asserts that the unstructured flow … Continue reading
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Tagged Cal Newport, communication, email, Harvard Business Review, office hours, Slack
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Internal Innovation Networks as a Basis for Corporate Intrapreneurship
(This post first appeared on the Front End of Innovation Blog) Intrapreneurship is a relatively new concept developed to help large companies create new businesses, a process often called transformational (or disruptive) innovation. Intrapreneurship aims at instilling the spirit of entrepreneurship–usually … Continue reading
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Tagged “not invented here” syndrome, Breakthrough Innovation, Culturevate, Disruptive Innovation, Entrepreneurship, Incremental Innovation, Innovation, Innovation Management, Institute for International Research, internal innovation networks, Intrapreneurship, Radical Innovation, The Corporate Intrapreneur Summit, Transformational Innovation
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Ambidexterity vs. Ecosystems: In Search for Sustainable Model of Intrapreneurship
(This post first appeared on the Front End of Innovation Blog) Innovation has climbed to the top of the corporate agenda in many large organizations, but its practical impact on the corporate performance has often been disappointing. Some would go as … Continue reading
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Tagged 3M, Breakthrough Innovation, Charles O’Reilly, Collective Disruption, Culturevate, Disruptive Innovation, Entrepreneurship, Google, Incremental Innovation, Innovation, Innovation Management, Institute for International Research, Intrapreneurship, Michael Docherty, Michael Tushman, Radical Innovation, The Ambidextrous Organization, The Corporate Intrapreneur Summit, Transformational Innovation
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Start-ups as an enemy of entrepreneurship?
On July 27, The Telegraph published a column offering a blistering criticism of start-ups and what it’s calling a “start-up culture.” As the column author, Lucas Mikelionis, argues in the header, “Start-up culture is corrupting our youth and killing real … Continue reading
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Tagged Blockbuster, Innovation, Kodak, Lucas Mikelionis, Mark Zuckerberg, market research, Scott Anthony, start-up, Steve Blank, The First Mile, The Telegraph
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