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The Book that Took 9 Years to Publish

Stephen Shapiro

March 2011: I submitted the final manuscript to Penguin for Best Practices are Stupid. April 2011: Almost immediately after submitting the manuscript, I conceived the concept of a “Challenge Toolkit.” May 2011: I created a spreadsheet cataloging a number of lenses. Over time I added to it, collecting dozens of them.

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How to Build the Ultimate Crowdsourcing Platform: Qmarkets’ New VP of Product Discusses Creativity and Innovation Management

Qmarkets

Sivan Leshem joined Qmarkets in 2011 as a project manager, before going on to manage the product delivery department during a period which would see Qmarkets grow into a leader within the idea management market. QM: What were some of the limitations of the previous version of Qmarkets software, and how have these been overcome?

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Generating Value: A Talk with Qmarkets’ New VP Product

Qmarkets

Sivan Leshem joined Qmarkets in 2011 as a project manager, before going on to manage the product delivery department during a period which would see Qmarkets grow into a leader within the idea and innovation management market. QM: What was your involvement in the creation/launch of Qmarkets 10 , and what was the philosophy behind it?

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Conceptual Models in a Nutshell

Boxes and Arrows

This article explains what conceptual models are and describes the value of developing a conceptual model of a software application before designing its user interface. A conceptual model of an application is the model of the application that the designers want users to understand.

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Take Smarter Risks through Discovery Driven Planning

KindlingApp

Traditionally, many organizations have relied on the tried and true methods applied to project management, commonly referred to as stage-gate process: a process whereby each stage or phase of a project is managed independently, and the project only progresses to each successive stage after clearing the last.

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What is innovation management and why your organization needs it

hackerearth

It’s about imagining, mobilizing, and competing in new ways,” says Idris Mootee, author of Design Thinking for Strategic Innovation. Reduces risk of becoming obsolete due to competitors. Improves chances of survival due to better solutions spawned from newer technologies. They design their strategy based on context.

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What is innovation management and why your organization needs it

hackerearth

It’s about imagining, mobilizing, and competing in new ways,” says Idris Mootee, author of Design Thinking for Strategic Innovation. Reduces risk of becoming obsolete due to competitors. Improves chances of survival due to better solutions spawned from newer technologies. They design their strategy based on context.