April 2012
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Great inventors engage in divergent or “wrong” thinking, which allows them to...
– Jocelyn Glei, citing James Dyson in What It Takes To Innovate: Wrong-Thinking, Tinkering & Intuiting via The 99 Percent (via stoweboyd)
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Innovation — not manufacturing —has always propelled this country’s progress.
– From a great article in today’s NY Times: The Promise of Today’s Factory Jobs by Edwardo Porter.
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Innovation inbreeding is when innovation efforts are consistently led by the...
– Over at the Harvard Business Review, they’re explaining how innovation can suffer from the same problems as — wait for it! — elephant breeding. (via nasdaq)
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March 2012
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Innovation has nothing to do with how many R&D dollars you have. When Apple...
– Steve Jobs (1955 - 2011)
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Meet The Unreasonables
“What makes a person brave—or deluded—enough to think he or she can change the world? We’ll show you in new video episodes debuting every Tuesday on Co.Exist that follow the men and women at the Colorado social entrepreneurship incubator as they tackle the biggest challenges of their lives.”
Great video on FastCo featuring these young entrepreneurs.
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