BROWSE INNOVATION RESOURCES
Resources About "TECHNOLOGY"
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Through the Looking Glass: Experimenting with the Future of IT
Too often, IT companies don't experiment or engage with their customers.
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Disrupt-O-Meter: Google Translation
No matter how you say it, Google is disrupting (again)
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Disrupt-O-Meter: Space Tourism — Virgin Galactic vs. XCOR
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The Power of 'Starting' Questions
The question that starts the innovation process is incredibly powerful. Recent developments in online search and communications services show how different starting questions can expand or contract the opportunity space for innovation.
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Disrupting Class
Why technology has failed to change education for the better -- and how it can
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Voices of Disruption: May - June 2008
Thomas J. Karrat is the executive vice president, sales and marketing, for Mimeo. Previously Mr. Karrat was senior vice president, sales, for Yahoo!HotJobs. He started his career as a co-op student at EMC, where he rose to manager of the company's largest division, with responsibility for over $1 billion in annual sales.
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Disrupt-O-Meter: HP Halo vs. Cisco TelePresence
We analyze two new high-end video teleconferencing service offerings.
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Emerging Technology Watch: March-April 2008
Energy-Efficient Microchip Design; 'Smart' Sticky Notes Self-Organize; Super Oil-Repellent, Self-Cleaning Materials
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Voices of Disruption: March-April 2008
Tobias J. Casey is founder and CEO of Anteris Solutions, a managed services and IT outsourcing firm based in western Massachusetts that runs IT help desk, operations, and systems management for firms worldwide. Previously Mr. Casey ran IT and web operations for George Gilder's company and also served as CIO of Innosight LLC.
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A Playbook for Moving Down Market
BusinessWeek.com: There are four key elements to moving down market. Look at the success Dow Corning, Charles Schwab, and Cisco have had...
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Innovators’ Update: Reinventing Titans, Round Two
In Insight #71, “The Battle of the Reinventing Titans," we suggested that Cisco Systems had a better chance of reinventing itself than Wal-Mart. What has happened since?
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Emerging Technology Watch: September-October 2007
Here comes the sun; Straight from the heart; Water, water everywhere
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Voices of Disruption: September-October 2007
Crawford Del Prete is the the senior vice president of communications, hardware, services, and software programs for International Data Corporation, a global provider of market intelligence, advisory services, and events for the information technology, telecommunications, and consumer technology markets.
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Voices of Disruption: July-August 2007
Willy Shih, is presently a faculty member of the Harvard Business School. Shih spent 27 years trying to build new businesses at IBM, Digital Equipment, Silicon Graphics, Kodak, and Thomson. He currently is working on injecting his practical experiences into helping managers to do better at facing the challenges of creating new growth.
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Disrupt-O-Meter: WildCharge vs. Hi-Tech Wealth
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1997: TiVo’s Technology Starts the Trend of ‘Time-Shifting’
Decade of Disruption Special Issue
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Signals of Change: Four Industries Facing Disruptive Threats
It's easy to see disruption in the rearview mirror, but where do signs suggest that disruptive change may be on the horizon?
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Mastering the Emergent Strategy Process
Invest a little to learn a lot about key assumptions and risks
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Can Venture Capital Help Companies Innovate?
How to use outside investments as a source of innovation
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Innovators' Update: Intel Continues Searching
Insight #27 suggested in "Intel's Challenge: Finding New-Market Growth," that while Intel had done a solid job of grappling with disruptive forces in its core market, its inability to create new growth businesses was a long-term risk for the company.
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Platform Paradise?
Building a profitable platform requires a win-win-win
