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It became clear that while most companies said they wanted to innovate and be disruptive, what they actually wanted was to play it safe and do what other companies were doing. I am close to sharing some of the breakthrough insights about what make your ideas, creativity and innovation projects work. Or what makes them fail.
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Speaker: Janet Sernack, Founder and CEO of ImagineNation
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Where people will maximize the use of all three modalities, our heads, hearts and hands to fill the interpersonal and creative roles that will be hardest of all to mechanize. The imagination age is a theoretical period beyond the information age where creativity and imagination will become the primary creators of economic value.
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