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Agility has a speed component, but this is not the most important component of this trait. Agility goes beyond just speed. It includes balance, coordination, and the ability to react to a change in the environment. MORE
COVID-19 has drastically affected our daily lives. Many people have lost their jobs, and the health of the global economy has plummeted. We need to be able to work to pay our bills, to send our kids to school, and to buy food, medicine, and other necessities. MORE
By now it is common knowledge that solar energy has been becoming more and more affordable as the technology develops and economies of scale blossom. But a recent report shows just how astronomical the drop in cost has been. MORE
It’s not science fiction: RPA already uses robots’ power to automate several processes. It works for both the most straightforward tasks – such as making requests to the database – even the most complex ones – as automakers’ tasks in industries. MORE
I was so inspired by Amanda Gorman’s poem today that I decided to write one of my own! I call it the Dawn of a New Era: Today is a glorious day, oh, yes it is, a glorious day indeed The peaceful transfer of power they could not impede. MORE
As the Trump Presidency ends (thankfully) and the Biden one begins (finally) there’s a lot on my mind. MORE
Corporate purpose unlocks performance, resilience and competitive gains, as evidenced by a study of 28 high-pe. Feed generated with FetchRSS MORE
Anonymous: What do you think we should do next? Me: It depends. How did you get here? Anonymous: Well, we’ve had great success improving on what we did last time. Me: Well, then you’ll likely do that again. Anonymous: Do you think we’ll be successful this time? Me: It depends. MORE
In the best of times, New South Wales (NSW) Health Pathology, a statewide clinical service, has a complex mission. 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. MORE
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Between fact-checkers and Yelpers, the Information Age is laden with a visual archive of how customers and clients perceive products, services, or even your organizational culture. MORE
Everyone loves brainstorming. Right? Unfortunately, the way most teams run their sessions is ineffective and inefficient. But what if there is a better way? In todays’ episode, I explore the 5 problems associated with traditional brainstorming. MORE
We are often asked by senior leaders and innovation managers “how do I know if the innovation programs we have are successful?”. In other words: how do we know if these programs will produce long-term growth for our company? MORE
Kristina Kloberdanz, Chief Sustainability Officer at Mastercard, discusses programs and partnerships that encourage cardholders to make more sustainable choices MORE
Source: Wikimedia Jessica Stillman writes on Inc.com this week about Dave Girouard, co-founder of Upstart and former president of Enterprise at Google. Stillman decribes how Girouard protects himself against complacency and over-confidence. MORE
CMOE
JANUARY 20, 2021
COVID-19 has drastically affected our daily lives. Many people have lost their jobs, and the health of the global economy has plummeted. We need to be able to work to pay our bills, to send our kids to school, and to buy food, medicine, and other necessities.
Idea to Value
JANUARY 20, 2021
By now it is common knowledge that solar energy has been becoming more and more affordable as the technology develops and economies of scale blossom. But a recent report shows just how astronomical the drop in cost has been.
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IdeaScale
JANUARY 20, 2021
In the best of times, New South Wales (NSW) Health Pathology, a statewide clinical service, has a complex mission. 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.
Strategyzer
JANUARY 20, 2021
We are often asked by senior leaders and innovation managers “how do I know if the innovation programs we have are successful?”. In other words: how do we know if these programs will produce long-term growth for our company?
Speaker: Karen Lim, Alliance Academy
The concept of Global HR is becoming more common as more companies become permanently remote. As companies expand their talent-bases beyond borders, HR reps will bear the responsibilities that come along with it. Adapting to different cultures, distances, and legal implications whilst preserving core company values is essential. Once you can do this, the world becomes your oyster. Join Karen Lim of Alliance Academy, and learn to thrive in a remote-first mindset.
Daniel Burrus
JANUARY 20, 2021
Between fact-checkers and Yelpers, the Information Age is laden with a visual archive of how customers and clients perceive products, services, or even your organizational culture.
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Innovation Leader
JANUARY 20, 2021
Kristina Kloberdanz, Chief Sustainability Officer at Mastercard, discusses programs and partnerships that encourage cardholders to make more sustainable choices
IdeaSpies
JANUARY 20, 2021
Corporate purpose unlocks performance, resilience and competitive gains, as evidenced by a study of 28 high-pe. Feed generated with FetchRSS
mjvinnovation
JANUARY 20, 2021
It’s not science fiction: RPA already uses robots’ power to automate several processes. It works for both the most straightforward tasks – such as making requests to the database – even the most complex ones – as automakers’ tasks in industries.
Stephen Shapiro
JANUARY 20, 2021
Everyone loves brainstorming. Right? Unfortunately, the way most teams run their sessions is ineffective and inefficient. But what if there is a better way? In todays’ episode, I explore the 5 problems associated with traditional brainstorming.
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Every sales forecasting model has a different strength and predictability method. It’s recommended to test out which one is best for your team. This way, you’ll be able to further enhance – and optimize – your newly-developed pipeline. Your future sales forecast? Sunny skies (and success) are just ahead!
Mike Shipulski
JANUARY 20, 2021
Anonymous: What do you think we should do next? Me: It depends. How did you get here? Anonymous: Well, we’ve had great success improving on what we did last time. Me: Well, then you’ll likely do that again. Anonymous: Do you think we’ll be successful this time? Me: It depends.
Michael Roberto
JANUARY 20, 2021
Source: Wikimedia Jessica Stillman writes on Inc.com this week about Dave Girouard, co-founder of Upstart and former president of Enterprise at Google. Stillman decribes how Girouard protects himself against complacency and over-confidence.
Greatest. Idea. Ever.
JANUARY 20, 2021
I was so inspired by Amanda Gorman’s poem today that I decided to write one of my own! I call it the Dawn of a New Era: Today is a glorious day, oh, yes it is, a glorious day indeed The peaceful transfer of power they could not impede.
Greatest. Idea. Ever.
JANUARY 20, 2021
As the Trump Presidency ends (thankfully) and the Biden one begins (finally) there’s a lot on my mind.
Advertiser: Treehouse Innovation
You can achieve a huge amount in a short period with a virtual design thinking project. While some teams want to come together for several weeks or months to tackle a challenge, others want to run short, sharp projects to find a quick solution. And with the right preparation, attitude, and structure in place, that's totally possible.To help make sure your short innovation projects are a success, download this free guide from the team at Sprintbase, a virtual design thinking platform, to learn their top tips.
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