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Top 25 most influential Innovation Blogs & Experts: 2014

Improvides

If you want to stay on the cutting edge of innovation insight and techniques, then these are the blogs and experts you need to follow in 2015 2014 has been an excellent year for the spreading of insights around what makes innovation and creativity around the workplace. The proliferation of blogs, LinkedIn groups, podcasts and […].

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A Lateral Music Album

Destination Innovation

In 2014 Vulfpeck released an album called Sleepify. Vulfpeck earned around $20,000 in royalties from Spotify and sure enough, in September 2014 they put on the tour. The traditional approaches to this issue were to raise money by crowdfunding or selling tickets in advance or selling enough downloads. Admission was free.

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Top Posts of 2022

Digital Tonto

Top Posts for 2014. We’ve had so many shocks to the system that all of the happy talk about disruption has become not only juvenile and naive, but downright irresponsible. If anything, we’ve learned how […]. The post Top Posts of 2022 first appeared on Digital Tonto. Related posts: Top Posts of 2017. Top Posts Of 2020.

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Give your ideas sound legs: walking boosts creativity

Idea to Value

According to a series of research experiments published in 2014 , yes there is. Many other notable creatives throughout history even made a point of having a daily walk as part of their routine.

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IdeaScale Podcast – NSW Health Pathology

IdeaScale

Formed in 2014, the department supports the critically ill, protects public health, analyzes health data, and supports the state across a suite of functions, including crime-solving. In the best of times, New South Wales (NSW) Health Pathology, a statewide clinical service, has a complex mission.

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Becoming More Innovative in 2014

Bill Fischer

Organizations don't innovate, people do. Organizations that are admired for being especially innovative don't hire genetically different people than are available to the rest of us, they just make different managerial choices that allow their people to be more innovative. Leadership does this (or, doesn't), and, as a result, innovative [.]

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Tom Peters: 2014 Reading List

Innovation Leader

Here's what author and management guru Tom Peters thinks you ought to be reading as we head into 2014.