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Top Innovation Articles from April

Here are the top innovation articles from across the web from April.

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Brainstorming: Why New Ideas Need Optimism Before Criticism — smart like how

As much as businesses need experienced hands to spot potential problems, they need boldness too. It’s hard to innovate without taking risks. And for many leaders, that’s what makes their jobs fun in

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Global Technology Innovation Hubs

KPMG’s technology industry professionals combine industry knowledge with technical experience to provide insights that help technology leaders take advantage of existing and emerging technology

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8 types of innovation

In innovation, the path of least resistance usually leads to mediocrity. A form of Darwinism drives organizations as they decide which ideas to launch. But instead of “survival-of-the-fittest,” it’…

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Five lessons Walt Disney and Steve Jobs can teach us about innovation | ZDNet

There are startling parallels in the lives of Walt Disney and Steve Jobs. Their dedication to product quality and innovation transformed industries.

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5 Key Ingredients for Corporate Innovation

Only senior management can create the conditions that allow innovators to thrive.

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Reframe To Innovate: Recognizing You’re An Innovation Leader

“Reframe to Innovate” is a three-part series please see here for the inaugural post and here for the second post.  I began this series with a quote from Arthur Schopenhauer, a proponent of pessimism in Western philosophy: “Every man takes the limits of his own field of vision for the limits of […]

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Innovation growth corporate venturing shifts gears how largest companies apply tools innovation

Corporate venturing is entrenched in the corporate landscape, and companies are expanding their repertoire of venturing tools. Here’s how to make the most of them.

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How Remote Work Will be the Future of Innovation | The Huffington Post

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The Secret to Innovation Is Our Collective Brain – Evonomics

Inventions don’t depend on inventors

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How Managers Accidentally Squash Innovation | Fortune.com

The problem isn’t that decision-makers are dumb. Recognizing great ideas ahead of time is hard.

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Innovation Is Not Enough. Consider an Alternative Disruption Path | Inc.com

While most startups are looking to disrupt an established big business or even an entire industry, Michael Docherty’s book ‘Collective Disruption’ provides a surprising and viable alternative.

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Finding Innovation By Creating Internal Startup Teams

Over time marketing departments can become stale. Even with rapidly changing technology your team might find it difficult to stay on the front edge. Sometimes, the process and creativity that goes into your campaigns needs to be shaken up. Before you jump into assigning employees to a new innovation team there are a few things you should consider.

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Digital Transformation & Innovation | INSEAD

INSEAD Executive Education offers a new portfolio in Digital Transformation and Innovation.

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Innovation Video: Run for Your Life

Innovation Video: Run for Your Life. “The fitness patterns for conferring longevity and robust lifelong cardiovascular health are distinctly different from the patterns that develop peak performance and marathon/superhuman endurance. Extreme endurance training and racing can take a toll on your long-term cardiovascular health.  For the daily workout, it may be best to have more fun endure less suffering in order to attain ideal heart health.”

Dr. James O’Keefe Jr. is the director of Preventative Cardiology Fellowship Program and the Director of Preventative Cardiology at Cardiovascular Consultants at the Saint Luke’s Mid America Heart Institute, a large cardiology practice in Kansas City. He is the co-author of four bestselling books including The Forever Young Diet & Lifestyle (Andrews McMeel Publishing LLC, 2005). In 1989, he became a professor of medicine at the University of Missouri – Kansas City and has contributed to over 200 articles in medical literature. He is also the chief medical officer and founder of Cardiotabs, a company that creates nutritional supplements to aid in a healthy lifestyle.

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After you’ve watched an innovation video what can you do next? How can you apply what you’ve learned or been inspired to do…and keep learning and being inspired? You can watch more videos or read more on the topic but consider this. We learn most through reflective action, through applying the knowledge we’ve gained, through experiencing and making it real for use. What can you do or take action on?

This Innovation Videos website is a resources to help you stay fresh, on the cutting edge, and up to date with your own learning and personal and professional development. The ability and skill to innovate is becoming more important than ever due to the rapid pace of change in our world. You may not have had a class on “innovation” in school or at your work so it is up to you to gain the knowledge, attitude, mindset, and skill that will allow you to adapt and respond to change with innovation. A first step is to read or watch videos on this site to get inspired and learn ways you can be more innovative. Then, take what you are learning and apply it to your own life and work. Take on an innovative project to create and develop something new that can have an impact, something you may not have ever done before. Perhaps you will get an idea from an innovation video on our site.

After learning on your own look to be a part of a leadership program, workshop, course, or seminar. Join a group or even create a startup with some partners. Involve other people in learning and doing innovation with you. Keep reading and keep listening because there is always opportunity to learn new methods since new technologies are being introduced all the time. When you are just working on your computer, have a video playing to listen and learn. See if you can watch (or at least listen to) a different innovation video everyday to keep developing your knowledge base and leadership skills. But remember…you will need to do something. Take action!

Innovation Talk: Innovation og kreativitet – en definition

Innovation Talk: Innovation og kreativitet – en definition. Hvad er innovation og kreativitet? Hvad er forskellen, og hvorfor er det vigtigt? En kort forklaring af Jensen På Hovedet

After you’ve watched an innovation video what can you do next? How can you apply what you’ve learned or been inspired to do…and keep learning and being inspired? You can watch more videos or read more on the topic but consider this. We learn most through reflective action, through applying the knowledge we’ve gained, through experiencing and making it real for use. What can you do or take action on?

This Innovation Videos website is a resources to help you stay fresh, on the cutting edge, and up to date with your own learning and personal and professional development. The ability and skill to innovate is becoming more important than ever due to the rapid pace of change in our world. You may not have had a class on “innovation” in school or at your work so it is up to you to gain the knowledge, attitude, mindset, and skill that will allow you to adapt and respond to change with innovation. A first step is to read or watch videos on this site to get inspired and learn ways you can be more innovative. Then, take what you are learning and apply it to your own life and work. Take on an innovative project to create and develop something new that can have an impact, something you may not have ever done before. Perhaps you will get an idea from an innovation video on our site.

After learning on your own look to be a part of a leadership program, workshop, course, or seminar. Join a group or even create a startup with some partners. Involve other people in learning and doing innovation with you. Keep reading and keep listening because there is always opportunity to learn new methods since new technologies are being introduced all the time. When you are just working on your computer, have a video playing to listen and learn. See if you can watch (or at least listen to) a different innovation video everyday to keep developing your knowledge base and leadership skills. But remember…you will need to do something. Take action!