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Strive for Clarity, Not Cleverness

Stephen Shapiro

These lower-fat fries came with a fatter price tag. Clever versus clear is something I am focused on for my next book. But I am concerned that people might assume it is a book promoting pivoting when in fact, it encourages people to pivot less and find ways to go deeper with customers. Some referred to them as “saddest fries.”

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3 lessons on creating a successful enterprise: Managers in growth markets should take note.

Christensen Institute

This was one of the first books that I read that made me really interested in the work at the Christensen Institute, and I continue to refer to its insights as I continue my work with some of today’s most impactful innovators. This book may just be the guide for those companies in growth markets.

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Helping discover your innovation pathway

Paul Hobcraft

I have followed a number of great innovation thinkers and read different books on the areas of innovation. Reading and even contributing to different innovation books that have come out has added experience and contribution, but I do so often wonder that innovation seems not to have changed as much as I would have expected.

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The Best Product Person of 2017 is…

100%Open

She is also writing a book on Product Management with O’Reilly called, Escaping The Build Trap, due out the Spring of 2018. Melissa works with organizations to add the missing pieces to many digital transformations: training the product teams and consulting on strategy, structure, and process. Watch and learn more about Melissa….

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3 paradigm-shifting insights on creating global prosperity

Christensen Institute

This book constantly informs our global prosperity work at the Christensen Institute, with innovative frameworks based on years of research on how to educate and train personnel across various entities and government bodies in order to help make economies more prosperous for everyone. These programs push needed resources into communities.

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UX Book Clubs

Boxes and Arrows

In early Nov 2008, I started to talk to a few people about the idea of a book club in Sydney to discuss User Experience (UX) books. First one volunteer, then another, and another put their hand up and offered to organize a UX Book Club in their local area. Go away and read the book. Jonathon S Knoll, UX Book Club NYC.

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Unlocking Creativity

Michael Roberto

To celebrate, I'm giving away 10 copies of the book! Tag me on social media & use #unlockingcreativity to enter the drawing. Today marks the 3-year anniversary of the publication of Unlocking Creativity.