Greatest. Idea. Ever.
FEBRUARY 21, 2019
In the form of wireless ear pieces that would enable players and managers to communicate directly just like NFL quarterbacks and offensive coordinators do. It’s an idea that I first heard put forth earlier today on MLB Now by former Colorado Rockies general manager Dan O’Dowd and I think it has a lot of merit.
Qmarkets
MARCH 16, 2018
Tapping into companies’ collective reservoir of relevant experiences, here’s a brief historical and current panorama of just how business leaders have strived to keep up with the changing times and landscapes – some successfully and some not – and how success can be achieved and failure minimized in our own extremely faced-paced era.
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Daniel Burrus
JUNE 15, 2022
Global, national, and local healthcare systems have gone through more change in the past few years than almost any other industry. For example, there will be an increase in use of smart patches that attach to the skin to enable remote disease management, diagnostics, and the wireless transfer of general health information to a mobile device.
Jeffrey Phillips
MARCH 20, 2019
This transition into an "as a service" world changes the ownership model, the customer experience model and the revenue model, all at the same time. I asked - if your innovation opportunity creates opportunities for collecting and managing data, and gaining value from that data - who on your team could support that?
Idea to Value
MARCH 7, 2022
What simple thing can a company do to change their conversation / perspective about innovation? But it can also be a new process, a new combination, a new workflow – really across the board changing the existing order of things, but in such a way that new value is created. I asked them all: What is your definition of “innovation”?
Leapfrogging
SEPTEMBER 30, 2019
According to Dukku Lee, the General Manager of Anaheim Public Utilities, for example, Anaheim recently installed a number of remote “wildfire cameras” to detect and prevent wildfires. Some of the key elements of Smart Cities include: Ubiquitous Wifi – availability of wireless internet anywhere and everywhere.
Jeffrey Phillips
JULY 31, 2019
Facebook and other platforms are built on the previous two ideas - ubiquitous connectivity through a global backbone and often wireless connectivity based on smart phones. Once you create fully digital business processes you'll need to collect and manage the data and obtain insight from the data to put back into your business.
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