Towards a metaphor for innovation
Being in a position where I’m fortunate enough to work with students who are interested in studying the subject of innovation; metaphors are used to …
Towards the new basics
Crowdsourcing is going through the paces when you get auditing firms 😉 discussing the merit of such a phenomena. Look at this entry by PwC. …
Open innovation orientation
Stefan Lindegaard is working on his new book on Open Innovation. He has his first chapter available for download to get a taste of his …
A collective re-design is imminent
The world is upbeat about the changes in economic activity. Consumers, customer, patients, guests and clients are all spending more than recently (well, a few …
Some ramblings on crowdsourcing
Two more examples of crowdsourcing approaches. I’ve spoken quite a bit about innovation related communities and ecologies over the last months. One component that is …
I have a confession to make…
Dear planet, it’s beena while since my last confession. Actually, I have never made a confession as the motivation has never been as strong as …
The role of NeuroLeadership in Customerization
Neuroleadership as a field is emerging and poised as an important component of driving leadership development and organizational change. There is a conundrum though in …
History of Innovation Poster
We have been trying to find different ways to depict the history of innovation (this is a draft version and work-in-progress). The posted does not …
My take on the “The Myth of Crowdsourcing”
“Crowds don’t innovate–individuals do.” writes Dan Woods. Obviously, I think that Dan missed the point a bit as to what crowdsourcing really is! Let’s look …
Steve Jobs is back on stage…
Steve Jobs has changed “the world as we know it” in many different ways. Check out his first appearance back on stage, making an appeal …
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