This recognition for Amazon is long overdue. When you understand how truly innovative they are, it puts them on a rare pedestal with the very best and most successful innovative companies.
This is another episode about the importance of having an innovative culture. The perspective in this episode is about the critical importance of experimentation and changing our relationship and perception of failure.
It is incredible sometimes how so many myths about innovation and creativity are taken as accepted truths. Unfortunately, these "accepted truths" can be major innovation and creativity inhibitors.
This is a very interesting interview with someone who started at the ground floor of the healthcare system and is now the Chief Innovation Officer at a promising healthcare company. His perspective is very valuable.
Yes, the Marine Corps is very innovative. They have a system that has many similarities to innovation processes in major corporations and startups. They have their own spin on which I think all l of us can learn from.
China has gone through six waves of innovation. Each type of innovation has been a progression that is developed new capabilities. Understanding this evolution of innovation helps us understand where China may be going in the next few years.
The content in this episode is taken from an interview with the leader of the Harvard innovation labs. Her insights into what it takes for a person to be innovative provides a strong focus on adaptability and humility. This much we can learn from her.
The author of a Forbes article focuses on major opportunities to revitalize innovation and how the US government handles intellectual property. There are some very compelling and provocative insights that if acted upon could rejuvenate innovation in America.
Usually, corporate innovation is not as nimble and quick as startup and entrepreneurial innovation. Learn some ways that you can bring a jolt to corporate innovation efforts.
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include innovation fundamentals, innovation process toolkits, real-world innovation case studies, interviews with innovation leaders, and late breaking innovation news. Richard has spent most of his career in and around innovation – senior leader at Procter & Gamble and Gallo, professor at Arizona State University, author of six books, and a very successful entrepreneur in innovation and creativity businesses.