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Irresponsible innovation is an innovation that is done with little or no concern for the potential negative consequences of the innovation. In a recent study, most leaders and informed citizens believe that the potential negative impact of an innovation is not something that is ever considered. In their minds, most innovation is irresponsible innovation. While…

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Asaf Matatyaou of Harmonic on Innovation Culture and AI

29 Nov 20220Comments 2KViews By Phil McKinney

Consumer expectations have shifted because of the impact of COVID-19. As a result, innovating network connectivity (broadband) has become paramount. Harmonic, a key supplier to the broadband industry, prioritizes having an innovation culture. The organization’s leaders encourage experimentation at every level and don’t shy away from failure.

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Why Divergent Thinkers Will Always Win

22 Nov 20220Comments 1KViews By Phil McKinney

Divergent thinkers are critical to innovation and progress. Organizations rely on convergent thinkers to maintain efficiency and consistency, but divergent thinkers drive innovation and change. Divergent thinkers can see beyond the status quo and develop new ways of doing things. They challenge the rules and find solutions to problems nobody else has thought of. Divergent…

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Jordi Fernandez of BeneTalk on Innovating Stuttering

15 Nov 20220Comments 2KViews By Phil McKinney

People who stutter often struggle with social anxiety and other mental health issues. As a result, many choose to limit their speech. In the realm of speech therapy, this is called ‘masking’. Having a community that shows it is all right to stutter can make a world of difference. It allows people to embrace…

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The Secret to Silicon Valley’s Success

08 Nov 20221Comment 1KViews By Phil McKinney

What’s the secret to Silicon Valley’s success? The truth is, there’s no one secret to Silicon Valley’s success. Rather, it’s a combination of factors that have come together to create the perfect environment for innovation and entrepreneurship.

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Jan Ariesen of Technetix on Prioritizing Innovation

01 Nov 20220Comments 1KViews By Phil McKinney

Engineers typically focus on solving today’s problems but don’t take time to think about tomorrow. Technetix has a reputation for solving tomorrow’s problems that others in the broadband industry don’t think of. Predicting the future is not simple, as you will almost always be wrong. Technetix empowers its employees by giving them the freedom…

Future Podcasts

Understanding and Improving Your Future Literacy

25 Oct 20220Comments 2KViews By Phil McKinney

What is future literacy? Future literacy is the ability to look at the world and understand how it will change in the future. This can be a valuable skill that historically has not been on most people’s radar screen. Most people don’t think about the future much. We focus on the present, and when we…

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Matt Greeley of Brightidea on Long-Form Narratives of Ideas

18 Oct 20220Comments 2KViews By Phil McKinney

Matt Greeley, the Founder and CEO of Brightidea, is the guest this week on The Killer Innovations Show discussing the launch of their new idea incubation tool, BrightIdea Memo. Matt has been involved in idea management systems (IMS) since their early days. In 2005, BrightIdea launched the first-ever online innovation platform.

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Hanno Narjus of Teleste on European Innovation and Nokia

11 Oct 20220Comments 1KViews By Phil McKinney

Hanno Narjus, the SVP of Video and Broadband Solutions at Teleste, joins us in discussing bringing innovation from Europe to the U.S. market and his experience at Nokia.

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Are You an Innovator or an Imitator?

04 Oct 20220Comments 2KViews By Phil McKinney

In an age where the latest and greatest technology is just a click away, it’s easy to become an imitator. We see something new and want it without considering whether we really need it. We buy into the hype without stopping to think about the implications of our purchase. Before we know it, our homes…

Innovation Podcasts

The Imagination of Others As Inspiration

27 Sep 20220Comments 2KViews By Phil McKinney

The statement “what is now proved and commonplace was once just imagined” is powerful. It speaks to the idea that anything is possible if we put our minds to it. And it’s true – many things we now take for granted were once just ideas or dreams. So what does this mean for us?

Innovation Podcasts

How to be a Random Success at Innovation

23 Sep 20220Comments 1KViews By Phil McKinney

Most people would consider random events a nuisance that gets in the way of their productivity and disrupts their carefully planned lives. However, looking closely, you’ll see that random events can be a source of inspiration and innovation.

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How to Walk Effectively To Improve Circulation

19 Sep 20220Comments 1KViews By Kym McNicholas

Description: You don’t want to miss this compelling episode of The Heart of Innovation, not only because it has the potential to save life and limb through a deep dive into how walking can help create a ‘natural bypass,’ but because a patient…

Innovation Podcasts

Disruptive Innovation vs Radical Innovation: What’s the Difference?

13 Sep 20220Comments 1KViews By Phil McKinney

Innovation can be classified into two main types: disruptive innovation and radical innovation. Disruptive innovation is an idea that improves upon an existing market by exceeding the needs of a customer base, eventually displacing the old market. Radical innovation destroys the current market and value network, creating an entirely new one. Another way to think…

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How to Distinguish Good Science from Bad Science

06 Sep 20220Comments 2KViews By Phil McKinney

Science is a powerful tool. It can change the world, improve our understanding of our universe, and help us find new and innovative ways to solve problems. But science is only as good as the data it uses, and bad science can lead us astray. Over the last few years, I’ve written several articles and recorded…

Innovation Podcasts

Black Swan Innovation

30 Aug 20221Comment 2KViews By Phil McKinney

No one can predict the future, but that doesn’t mean we can’t prepare for it. We’ll explore the concept of black swan innovation and discuss how leaders can respond to these events when they occur. We will also look at some examples of black swan innovations that have profoundly impacted society. Leaders can minimize the…

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Asaf Matatyaou of Harmonic on Innovation Culture and AI

Why Divergent Thinkers Will Always Win

Jordi Fernandez of BeneTalk on Innovating Stuttering

The Secret to Silicon Valley’s Success

Jan Ariesen of Technetix on Prioritizing Innovation

Understanding and Improving Your Future Literacy

Matt Greeley of Brightidea on Long-Form Narratives of Ideas

Hanno Narjus of Teleste on European Innovation and Nokia

Are You an Innovator or an Imitator?

The Imagination of Others As Inspiration

How to be a Random Success at Innovation

How to Walk Effectively To Improve Circulation

Disruptive Innovation vs Radical Innovation: What’s the Difference?

How to Distinguish Good Science from Bad Science

Black Swan Innovation

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