is an office is just another type of cage or a fiery pot of stewed yummy ideas & innovation?
RT @lseisig: Feb 18 seminar New title - Enabling or Throttling Innovation: Trust, Risk and Control in Third Sector/State relations http://bit.ly/9WhUty
Café Innovation -- New bottles (or, ways to sell) and old wine http://bit.ly/9wXeHX #bpm #sap
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Innovation: Communicatie, innovatie en... frustratie: Sociale media 2B or not ... http://bit.ly/bAX2jU
@bcbusiness every innovation starts with the positive decision to do something new or different: "Yes".
SERVICE INNOVATION: CUSTOMER SERVICE: PART OF MARKETING OR...........? http://ow.ly/18d7v
@TechFlash 's Todd B talked about Microsoft's innovation (or lack thereof) on the @KUOWconvo today. Take his poll! http://bit.ly/ao3IBMMonday, July 27th, 2009
Overview of this video: This is a must for anyone who is learning the Design Thinking concept and process. The following text gives a great explaination directly from Nightline. “How does the process of designing a better product work? To show you, Nightline went to Palo Alto, CA to the designers at IDEO, and gave them the toughest problem we could think of. Take something old and familiar like the shopping cart and completely redesign it in just five days.
IDEO’s unique brand of brainstorming is called ”Deep Dive,” a sort of total immersion into the problem at hand. It’s one company’s secret weapon for innovation.”
Thoughts on this segment of the video: I want to work there!
Tags: deep dive, design thinking, Ideo, nightline, shopping cart of the future, Video
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Monday, July 27th, 2009
Overview of this video: This is a must for anyone who is learning the Design Thinking concept and process. The following text gives a great explaination directly from Nightline. “How does the process of designing a better product work? To show you, Nightline went to Palo Alto, CA to the designers at IDEO, and gave them the toughest problem we could think of. Take something old and familiar like the shopping cart and completely redesign it in just five days.
IDEO’s unique brand of brainstorming is called ”Deep Dive,” a sort of total immersion into the problem at hand. It’s one company’s secret weapon for innovation.” View part 2.
Tags: deep dive, design thinking, Ideo, nightline, shopping cart of the future, Video
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Monday, July 27th, 2009
Overview of this video: This is a must for anyone who is learning the Design Thinking concept and process. The following text gives a great explaination directly from Nightline. “How does the process of designing a better product work? To show you, Nightline went to Palo Alto, CA to the designers at IDEO, and gave them the toughest problem we could think of. Take something old and familiar like the shopping cart and completely redesign it in just five days.
IDEO’s unique brand of brainstorming is called ”Deep Dive,” a sort of total immersion into the problem at hand. It’s one company’s secret weapon for innovation.” View part 3
Thoughts on this segment of the video: Very cool product that backs up the whole process. This process could solve many problems.
Tags: design thinking, Ideo, nightline, Process, shopping cart of the future, Video
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