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October 2005

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10 Signs that you've got an innovation dysfunction

It should be pretty easy to walk into an organization and do an innovation audit -- that is, assess the likelihood that an organization can do remarkably new and…

How to be Innovative · Innovation

First class @$1.86

"In the last few months, the little airport at Watertown, New York, has seen more than its average share of air traffic .... USAirways had made a mistake in loading a…

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Jim Carroll - author, poet, rocker...

Please note -- I am not Jim Carroll, author, poet, rocker singer -- the fellow best known as author of The Basketball Diaries . That's him on the right...... and if you…

About Jim Carroll

Business agility in a time of rapid change

I'm doing a session for SAP in Huntington Beach, California this AM, on the key theme of "organizational agility." That's the culture, insight and capabilities that…

Agility · Innovation

Health care trends

It was a week for health care. Yesterday I opened the annual American Society for Health Risk Management conference in San Antonio, taking a look at . As the session…

Healthcare & Pharma · Megatrends

Business trends for the future

There's been a lot of searching on my site for the list of the "10 big business trends for the future," so I thought I'd replay it here in a blog post. Low-cost…

Megatrends

From the stage to Weepul spotting!

That's me on the right. It's been a busy month, with presentations to thousands of people in the fields of engineering, consumer goods, health care, and lots of other…

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What's your skills capital?

Today I provide the opening keynote for the annual Monster Government Solutions Human Capital Management conference for government HR folks in Washington, DC. I'll be…

Human Capital · Innovation