The Weekly Innovation - Issue #3

The Weekly Innovation - Issue #3

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Corporate Innovation Needs Innovation

Big companies do many things better than their smaller peers, but corporate innovation sure doesn’t seem to be one of them.

In case recent disruptions haven’t made that clear, consider what happened when Target tried to develop its “store of the future.” After assembling a team to prototype a small, showroom-style store that would have had robots grabbing items behind the scenes for customers, the bullseye brand unexpectedly shut down the projectless than a year from its launch date. A marketplace project called Goldfish, where retailers other than Target might one day have listed products for sale, was axed at the same time.

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SpaceX does it again! Falcon Heavy’s side boosters land perfectly on Landing Zones 1 & 2

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How to Manage Disruptive Innovation

Disruptive innovation has toppled several of the market's largest companies. But IBM's John Cohn explains how leaders can balance incremental and longer-term innovation to keep from becoming disrupted.

IBM fellow John Cohn knows a thing or two about innovation. He has 116 patents and 36 technical papers to his name, and has helped direct IBM through four decades of computing innovation. From vacuum tubes to artificial intelligence (AI) and quantum computing, he's seen his share of technological change! 

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10 Keys To "Do Innovation" From Two Women Masters

“There are problems in the world that cannot be changed by money,” Alfia Ilicheva

Dispelling “the entrepreneurial myth” of being hit by a lightning bolt of a brilliant idea that then becomes the next Facebook or Google, Alfia Ilicheva and Maria Potoroczyn, cofounders of the educational nonprofit Women in Innovation, reminded us that Facebook and Google did not come out of the box as they are today. They started as technologies that were addressing a simple issue that the founders were looking for and went through a massive number of iterations to find their value and business model.

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3D Printed Prosthetic Limbs for People in Low-Income Countries

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China Is Closing the Innovation Gap: Report

China is progressing more rapidly in innovation and advanced technology industries than the United States, according to a recent report by the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation, a leading nonpartisan tech-policy think tank.

“In the span of about a decade, the Chinese economy has made dramatic progress in innovation relative to the United States,” Robert Atkinson, ITIF president and lead author of the report said in a statement. “Backed up by a powerful, unfair arsenal of state policies, China has evolved from an innovation-copier to a reverse innovator and now an innovator in its own right.”

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Public sector innovation: why it’s so difficult, why it’s so important

As an enthusiast and occasional spruiker for public sector innovation, I am delighted to have this opportunity to present a keynote speech at the 2019 Public Sector Innovation Show.

Conversely, as someone who has witnessed so much creative thinking founder on the reefs of risk-aversion, political indifference, insufficient planning and/or inadequate project management, I worry that I should have recused myself from the opportunity. Perhaps, in the words of Samuel Johnson, it represents the triumph of hope over experience?

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Colour changing car...wow!

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Top 9 Tips In Driving STEM Innovation

I’ve interviewed so many amazing innovators that I decided it was time to collect some of the top tips I’ve heard from them in driving STEM innovation, that is, in science, technology, engineering and math.

Here are 9 key tips from just the past few months:

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Geoffrey Beuzeville

THE RENEWABLE GROUP BDM H2 Technology & the social initiative against domestic violence -The ribbon effect.

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Hi Anthony , would you be able to contact me , regards Geoff TRG contact@rnwgrp.com 

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Don Stormy L. Carbajal®

CBO+ Global Commissioner+Chief Social Scientist at Carbajal Cavaliere Social Club™

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#liveloveexpresslife, #drivethedriven, #P2BPpower2bpowerful

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Angela Giffin

Chef at St Margarets CareHome

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Love your fresh approach!

Angela Giffin

Chef at St Margarets CareHome

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Kool

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Vir Kullar

14+ Years in Digital! Director at YEGO, NFX Digital, and SuperStartups

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When innovation hits the grassroots level, or makes technology affordable and accessible to less fortunate and people in far away areas, that really seems special!

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