STRATEGY & INNOVATION
STRATEGY & INNOVATION offers articles to stimulate thinking and accelerate action, allowing readers to untangle the organizational challenges that can stymie innovation and go behind the scenes to see the operational tactics that leading organizations use to get their hot new ideas to market.
Strategy & Innovation
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Innovation happens at the intersections, at the juxtaposition of the overlooked with the unlikely and the under-considered, where new ideas are blended with old, and old ones are reimagined in new lights. This summer, "Strategy & Innovation" cast a wide net in search of the less publicized ideas in the less trodden places. In this issue, Innosight manager Alex Slawsby reports from the standing-room-only crowd at TEDxBoston on the innovation potential of a social dynamic more powerful than Twitter; the Innosight staff offer a glimpse into the sources of their next new ideas in their own unique summer reading list; and Chairman Mark W. Johnson offers his latest thinking on innovation strategy in the complete version of an article published in a shortened form this month in "Leadership Excellence" magazine. We also draw your attention to a bumper crop of posts from the InnoBlog, from which we’ve culled two particularly clever innovation success stories to jump-start your thinking.
Thank you for reading Strategy & Innovation, and feel free to forward it along to others who may be interested. As always, comments and suggestions are welcome – send them to editor@strategyandinnovation.com.
— Andrea Ovans, Managing Editor
In this Issue
- More Powerful Than Twitter
Alex Slawsby talks about the most intriguing idea he heard among the many presented at this year’s TEDxBoston.
Alex Slawsby - Where Will Your Next Idea Come From?
The 2010 Innosight Summer Reading List
Scott Anthony, Ryan Fisher, Tim Huse, Rebecca Waber, Austin Walters
- Leading Your Company to New Opportunities
What’s needed is a more systematic way to spot opportunity.
Mark W. Johnson