The Creativity Nuclear Reactor: Must Everyone in the Company Be Creative?
Maybe as companies grow, and especially when they become public, they simply cannot be creative anymore? The regulatory requirements associated with being a public company, and the liability...
View ArticleThe Wonderful World of App-le Television
First Apple changed its name from Apple Computer to Apple to better reflect a business focus that was extending beyond computers to music players, smartphones, digital music sales, and more. And last...
View ArticleDirections of Mobile App Development Trends in 2016
"Write the code. Change the world." John Stuart on Apple's new language "Swift", enterprise apps, cross-platform tools, IoT and more...
View ArticleApple is Not the Next Blackberry, it’s the Next Toyota
In a blog post that recently went viral, Marco Arment argued that Apple may be the next Blackberry. He pointed out that, while other tech companies like Amazon, Facebook and Google are advancing in key...
View ArticleCan You Prevent Your Idea from being Rejected?
When you have come up with great ideas the question is how to make them reality. In practice, I have learned that if they don’t fit your organizational goals, your idea will be rejected and nothing...
View ArticleDoes the new need to be new?
Does every innovation need new technology, or a new manufacturing process, or a new patent? Does it need to be new for the sake of it? Not if you understand exactly what you have before you start, and...
View ArticleIs Innovation Unreasonable?
Just yesterday while perusing the Twitter stream I saw a quote attributed to Jonathan Ive that made me want to sit up and scream. The quote was relatively straightforward and seems innocuous on its...
View ArticleThe Genius of Iconic Brands
I believe the truly iconic brands, like iconic figures in the arts, sciences, and society at large, are the direct result of innovative genius.
View ArticleWhy R&D Spending has Almost No Correlation to Innovation
A newly released infographic by Visual Capitalist shows that while the US leads in the amount of dollars spent on research and development ($463 billion), it only came in fourth place with the...
View ArticleHere’s What’s Wrong With Your Great Idea
When Steve Jobs launched the iPhone in 2007, many pundits were less than impressed. Some said that its unusual shape made it unwieldy. Others thought that it was too expensive. Still others remarked...
View ArticleHere’s Why Your Innovation Strategy Will Fail
A decade ago, Apple looked unbeatable. It’s launch of the iPhone completely revolutionized mobile phones and made good on Steve Jobs’ vision of creating a hub of devices that connected people to...
View ArticleThe Twelve Disciplines of Consistently Innovative Organizations
Ever notice that some organizations seem to be far more consistent at delivering new innovation than most? I have. Ever wonder why this is… what they do differently? I certainly have. Indeed, like...
View ArticleDirections of Mobile App Development Trends in 2016
"Write the code. Change the world." John Stuart on Apple's new language "Swift", enterprise apps, cross-platform tools, IoT and more...
View ArticleApple is Not the Next Blackberry, it’s the Next Toyota
In a blog post that recently went viral, Marco Arment argued that Apple may be the next Blackberry. He pointed out that, while other tech companies like Amazon, Facebook and Google are advancing in key...
View ArticleCan You Prevent Your Idea from being Rejected?
When you have come up with great ideas the question is how to make them reality. In practice, I have learned that if they don’t fit your organizational goals, your idea will be rejected and nothing...
View ArticleDoes the new need to be new?
Does every innovation need new technology, or a new manufacturing process, or a new patent? Does it need to be new for the sake of it? Not if you understand exactly what you have before you start, and...
View ArticleIs Innovation Unreasonable?
Just yesterday while perusing the Twitter stream I saw a quote attributed to Jonathan Ive that made me want to sit up and scream. The quote was relatively straightforward and seems innocuous on its...
View ArticleThe Genius of Iconic Brands
I believe the truly iconic brands, like iconic figures in the arts, sciences, and society at large, are the direct result of innovative genius.
View ArticleWhy R&D Spending has Almost No Correlation to Innovation
A newly released infographic by Visual Capitalist shows that while the US leads in the amount of dollars spent on research and development ($463 billion), it only came in fourth place with the...
View ArticleHere’s What’s Wrong With Your Great Idea
When Steve Jobs launched the iPhone in 2007, many pundits were less than impressed. Some said that its unusual shape made it unwieldy. Others thought that it was too expensive. Still others remarked...
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