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Prohibition, disrupted networks, and innovation
The best answer to the question “Do government regulations hurt innovation?” seems to be “It depends.” The suspicions against regulations are fueled by wide-spread belief that they damage economic growth, with which innovation is intimately connected. Yet, academic research on the … Continue reading
Posted in Innovation, Uncategorized
Tagged COVID-19, COVID-19 pandemic, innovation ecosystems, Networks, Prohibition, remote work
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Want a Big Idea? Take a Shower and Sit Under the Apple Tree
(This piece was originally posted to the HeroX blog) I’m really amused by how many people claim that their best creative ideas come to them in the shower. What is so special about the shower being a cradle of creative ideas? … Continue reading
Does the Term “Closed Innovation” Still Have Meaning?
(This piece was originally posted to the HeroX blog) Remember the famed Bell Labs, once a powerful R&D center for the telecommunication equipment company Lucent Technologies (acquired by Nokia in 2016)? Bell Labs’ researchers are credited with the development of radio … Continue reading
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Tagged Bell Labs, C++, COVID-19, Henry Chesbrough, Innovation, Innovation Management, Linux, Lucent Technologies, Nokia, Open Innovation, Open Innovation Tools, PARC, R&D, Xerox
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Innovation and inequality
High-tech innovation has been a powerful driver of the U.S. economy – and as such can take full credit for the country’s prosperity since World War II. Yet, as a recent report by the Brookings Institution suggests, it has also … Continue reading
Are We Heading For Crowdsourced VR Health Care?
Every now and then you see a headline just like the one overhead, indicating that virtual reality is moving into some unexpected new industry or enterprise. It can all be a little bit dizzying, even if you’ve been following VR … Continue reading
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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
Posted in Internal Innovation Networks, Uncategorized
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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