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Two New Publications

April 11, 2010

Managing Innovation Portfolios Langdon Morris has recently written a companion to his Innovation Metrics white paper entitled Managing Innovation Portfolios. The purpose of this white paper is to explore the elements involved in optimizing innovation investments while laying out a process recommended for Innovation Portfolio management. Some of the topics covered include: Purpose The “Innovation [...]

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Introduction to the iLands of Innovation

April 29, 2009

What is Innovation?While we may think of innovation as the emergence or creation of something completely unique, the dictionary definition suggests something more modest—and maybe more valuable to the practitioner. To innovate means simply to renew. It means to bring some idea into the world that is new or that can be presented as new. [...]

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Armano on the move – to Austin and a new career

April 12, 2009

Anyone who has followed my scribblings has recognized my appreciation for David Armano’s work and his generous contributions to the creative commons of impactful visuals to explain the reach and power of social media. David epitomizes the values of the Creative Commons. Here’s a quote from his blog announcing a major change in David’s life [...]

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Inside Apple Computer

January 23, 2009

This is a lovely little book that I heartily recommend for anyone who’s interested in innovation. It’s a detailed study of the innovation process at Apple Computer, which author Leander Kahney reverse engineered by talking to people – not including Steve Jobs, apparently – and reading through the press for clues about what’s goes on [...]

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When the Improbable Comes Crashing In (Like Now)

October 21, 2008

I have been reading a very interesting book called ‘The Black Swan,’ all the more timely because it’s about events that are ‘highly improbable,’ and also significant. Such as the current global financial crisis. Author Nassim Nicholas Taleb’s basic argument is that most statisticians and economists have adopted a quantitative approach to risk assessment that [...]

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Turning Points: Important events change how we think

September 26, 2008

While we experience of accelerating change when a lot of events happen one after another, there is a second type of change that also affects how we feel. This is the huge event that in one moment changes how everyone thinks. Sometimes this is called a ‘turning point.’ Examples of these big events from past [...]

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