Posts under ‘Innovation’
Cascio on Shirky and drivers behind change
It is enough… It is time I to stop thinking deeper on how and what to write on this blog and start writing something. It is just a blog for Gods sake! OK, let’s go…
I will start softly by commenting on Jamais Cascio’s post: An Insufficient Present where he argues that
the future belongs to those [...]
Turning innovations to business – make the analysis first!
The other day I wrote a post about one possible obstacle to be innovative. Today I will follow up with a post discussing the difficulty of turning technical innovations into business.
Since the mid 90:s I have met many people trying to build businesses based on their technical innovations. In most cases they have been funded [...]
The case for innovation outside R&D labs
Through the blog Tomorrow’s Trends i came across Scott Berkun’s blog and the interesting post Why research labs fail at innovation. It turns out that Scott have released a book on the subject “The Myths of Innovation” which I haven’t read.
In the post he structures his findings this way:
[Generating ideas is] certainly hard work but [...]
