In this conversation, Vit Lyoshin and Mike Bauer delve into the concept of Innovation Ops, a framework designed to enhance an organization's ability to deliver innovations effectively.

In this episode of An Hour of Innovation podcast, host Vit Lyoshin speaks with Steve Waddell about his journey in entrepreneurship, focusing on the importance of understanding the 'who' behind product development rather than just the 'why'. Steve shares his experiences in reinventing the bathroom faucet, the challenges he faced, including unexpected tariffs and the impact of COVID-19, and how he pivoted his business towards technology and smart solutions for health and wellness.

In this episode of An Hour of Innovation podcast, host Vit Lyoshin speaks with Amer Tadayon, founder of Lucihub, an AI-powered video production platform. They discuss Amir's diverse background in engineering, sales, and filmmaking, and how it shaped his approach to innovation.

Luká Yancopoulos talks about the challenges in the healthcare supply chain and how his company is revolutionizing procurement for medical practices.

Vinod Sharma talks about the journey from idea to MVP and scaling to the first 100 customers. Vinod shares his extensive experience in the tech field, emphasizing the importance of validating ideas, defining a minimum viable product (MVP), and acquiring initial customers.

Mike Malloy talks about fractional executives in this episode of An Hour of Innovation podcast. He explores the benefits and challenges of fractional executives, the evolution of fractional roles, and the types of companies that benefit from hiring fractional leaders.

In this conversation, Ivan Gekht discusses TRIZ (Theory of Inventive Problem Solving or TIPS), a systematic approach to problem-solving and innovation. He explains its origins in the USSR, its evolution, and its application across various industries.

In this episode of the Hour of Innovation podcast, Josh Folk talks about the challenges of strategic alignment within organizations.

In this conversation, Dr. Alfred Spector discusses the complexities of data science and artificial intelligence, emphasizing the importance of understanding the broader context beyond technical aspects.

In this conversation, Dr. Stephen Porder, an associate provost for sustainability and professor of ecology at Brown University, discusses the core message of his book “Elemental: How Five Elements Changed Earth’s Past and Will Shape Our Future” and explores the historical impact of organisms on the environment, focusing on cyanobacteria, plants, and humans.