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
New Post: Café Innovation -- New bottles (or, ways to sell) and old wine: The evidence is growing in how so... http://bit.ly/d4zPeY
Café Innovation -- New bottles (or, ways to sell) and old wine http://bit.ly/b1AsRt
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/ao3IBMSunday, November 8th, 2009
Overview of the Post: Tim Brown is interviewed by WNYC on his book and the concept of Design Thinking.
Thoughts on this Post: Pretty interesting interview. This helps those who are new to the concept to get a pretty good understanding of how Design Thinking works and can be used in non-design settings.
Tags: Ideo, Tim Brown, WNYC
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Wednesday, October 28th, 2009
Overview of Interview: (from WNYC) Warren Berger, shares the principles of design that can improve the way we think, work, and live. His book Glimmer: How You Can Transform Your Life, and Maybe Even the World shows how we can all apply the skills designers use to solve problems and spur innovation.
Thoughts on this Interview: Great interview! Berger does a really great job explaining how Design and Design Thinking are related but different and puts it in terms that non-designers can understand.
Tags: Classes, definitions, Warren Berger. Glimmer, WNYC
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