Tag Archives: Books
HOW TO GENERATE INNOVATION
Lightning in a Bottle is a “proven system to create new ideas and products that work.” So far it has great reviews on Amazon and looks to be a good read. Innovating, particularly in larger organizations, is never easy as … Continue reading
Tips on Trendspotting and Innovation
This is a snapshop of an upcoming book by Jeremy Gutsche on the art of watching trends, identifying winners and innovation culture. The list mainly focuses on the trend hunting and ideation side, and Jeremy admits that he will focus … Continue reading
What’s you Big Bang?
Well, Copernicus’ birthday came and went (Feb. 19th) and I am sure it was a fleeting thought at best for 99.99% of the world. I was only made aware of it because I subscribe to Wired News. It immediately reminded … Continue reading
Book of Five Rings: Right Brain Warrior
I am in the middle reading a few books and decided to throw another one in the mix. What the heck, it’s only another 100 pages. The Book of Five Rings is something I read 7 years ago and decided … Continue reading
Shoshaman: A Tale of Corporate Japan
I saw this post on Slashdot about the inventor of the Walkman, Nobutoshi Kihara, leaving Sony. Kihara-san biefly explains the process behind the Walkman’s creation and that Sony still has the genes to innovate. I don’t know why I thought … Continue reading