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A Remote Innovation Brainstorm Method

Destination Innovation

In 2001 two musicians, Ben Gibbard and Jimmy Tambrello, wanted to collaborate on some new compositions. There have been many other such long-range collaborations. Creative people do not have to be in the same room in order to collaborate on innovations. Gibbard and Tamborello.

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Nine Short Innovation Lessons from Lego

Destination Innovation

Jorgen Vig Knudstorp joined in 2001 and was promoted to CEO three years later at the age of 36. Collaborate to innovate. There are many books and studies describing the company’s approach. Here we try to compress all the myriad comments and analyses into a few transferable lessons. They appointed a new CEO.

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Covering Innovation My Way

Paul Hobcraft

This is a collaborative site I share with Jeffrey Phillips from Ovo Innovation. This is actually our fourth substantive collaboration here but this time we decided to turn our thinking into a regular viewpoint as the subject is presently evolving before us. Innovation Ecosystems.

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Four Innovation Ecosystem Building Blocks

Innovation Excellence

GUEST POST from Greg Satell It’s hard to find anyone who wouldn’t agree that Microsoft’s 2001 antitrust case was a disaster for the company. Not only did it lose the case, but it wasted time, money and—perhaps most importantly—focus on … Continue reading →

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Setting yourself apart through Innovation

Paul Hobcraft

This is the highest single country concentration since the research began in 2001 and reflects both the continued global dominance of the West Coast as a centre of innovation and its impact on other sectors across the country, some of which previously had a greater focus on M&A driven growth.

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The Orange Socks Story I’ve Never Written Before

BrainZooming

Fast forward to last summer 2001: Chuck Salter of Fast Company was preparing an article on the turnaround at Yellow. Our free “Big Strategy Statements” eBook lays out an approach to collaboratively develop smart, strategic directions that improve results! Related posts “If Your Name Is Brown, Why Is Your Color Orange?”

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New Decade, New What?

100%Open

Clarke made one bizarrely accurate prediction as two astronauts in the movie 2001 can be seen reading a newspaper on something that looks suspiciously like an iPad, that he calls a Newspad. Innovation will continue to globalise as access to information, connections and online collaboration tools grows.