OVO, a company that builds Innovation Applications, has been working to define an “end to end” process that supports innovation, and to define the tools and software necessary to support that process. To that end, it has put together the diagram on the left to start a discussion about innovation processes and tools. Continue reading
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The second issue of Inside Innovation, a BusinessWeek’s quarterly magazine focusing on design and innovation, offers a toolkit for those looking to build a culture of creativity. Articles highlight the newest tools and trends for inspiring creativity; Continue reading
Called the Next Level Weblog, IBM’s new blog, focuses on innovation in a number of contexts such as within society, finance, health, IT, marketing, public sector, and retail. It also covers personal innovation favourites, pitfalls of innovation, promising innovation trends, and the future enterprise. Continue reading
“Permanent Innovation: The Essential Guide to the Strategies, Principles and Practices of Successful Innovators”, is a new book that explores the essential strategies, principles, and practices of permanent innovation to help your company to become a permanent innovator, and perhaps even a leader.
The book is available for free download under a “Creative Commons” license. Continue reading
As the U.S. population is expected to reach 300 million in the coming months the BusinessWeek magazine wonders what were the innovations, technologies, and inventions that enabled the settlement of a vast country and growth of a population that size? Continue reading
Sponsored by BusinessWeek and judged independently by the Industrial Designers Society of America (IDSA), the 2006 Industrial Design Excellence Awards (IDEAs) is one of the most important of its kind. Continue reading
TED and BMW announced that they teamed up to provide free video and audio podcast series of the best talks delivered at the TED (Technology, Entertainment, Design) Conference. Once a year, 1000 people are invited to the TED Conference in Monterey, California, to exchange something of incalculable value: their ideas. Continue reading