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The Creativity Crisis: It’s Getting Worse

Idea to Value

This approach stifles natural curiosities, the joy of learning, and exploring topics that might lead to their passions. Making test scores as the measure of success fosters students’ competition and narrows their goals, such as getting rich, while decreasing their empathy and compassion for those in need. Narrowing visions.

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IDEA 2008

Boxes and Arrows

How do people learn new technology? By subconsciously learning the language of interaction and applying that language when learning something new. Interaction Designer at Ziba Design surveys everyday objects out there now to spot patterns and trends in what people are learning from devices and products.

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Covering Innovation My Way

Paul Hobcraft

I have two established businesses, one started in 2000 and one in 2008. Bringing agility, flexibility, adaptability and learning into the innovation equation. The starting point is “ Building a strong advocacy practice ” and providing a learning platform, dedicated to personal innovation learning journeys.

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The Travel & Hospitality Industry is Being Disrupted, Again.

Leapfrogging

The “travel-tech” sector has attracted over $19B+ since 2008. The greatest growth and competitive advantage – for startups and corporate innovators alike – will come from leveraging technology to: Create new products and services Enhance the end-to-end traveler experience Streamline operations Innovate business models.

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Life Lessons from the Game of Golf

Tullio Siragusa

I was 20 when I started to learn golf. I was more concerned about how I would “look”, than the benefit I would get from being around experts and learning how to play better. . I did learn an important lesson from golf about life and leadership. . “In In the game of golf, the only competition you face is yourself.”.

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Your Guide to Incremental Innovation: Examples and Lessons from Global Brands

Qmarkets

It’s a series of much smaller innovations that make sure that a product consistently evolves over time and becomes more competitive in the market. In a competitive landscape, even small improvements to existing features can have a substantial impact on a product or service’s standing in the market. It enables continuous learning.

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Preparing for recovery before it’s too late

Strategos

Even though the cause of the current economic decline that we find ourselves in is in no way comparable in what caused it, the lesson learned is that you need to be, right now, preparing for recovery. Discontinuities are significant, fundamental changes that have the potential to change industry dynamics, redefine the rules of competition.