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What's your "experiential capital?"
I did a keynote yesterday for a major packaging / printing company, focussing on global economic, business, social and other trends, outlining how this industry might be affected…
Innovation and simplicity
As I near the half way point of summer, I've come to realize something. For all the innovation that exists in the world, no one has yet invented a decent pool/beach toy inflatable…
Lastest book: "The Masters of Business Imagination"
I've started working on my latest book, set for release in the late fall of 2005: The Masters of Business Imagination: Acheiving Agility in the High-Velocity Economy, to be…
10 Big Realities for Health Care in 2010
I've spent a huge amount of time through the last many years, talking in countless industries about the trends that are at play and which will impact us in 2010 and beyond. I've…
10 Big Realities for Telecom Companies
I've been doing quite a few presentations within the telecom sector. I still find a lot of senior management and staff don't get the sheer depth of the massive change sweeping the…
"Forward oriented innovation and leadership"
The title of this post plays out to the key theme that I've been covering off since, what, early February? This is my first week back in the home office full time since then…
Fostering creativity
One of my most recent CAMagazine columns focuses on creativity. Although I spend my time advisiing major organizations on trends, innovation and future issues, I also happen to be…
Innovation, frogs and the future
A whirlwhind of activity over the last few weeks, with keynotes for Verizon in Orlando on how to instill an innovation culture; several sessions for SAP in Atlanta and San Jose on…
I've got my Masters in Business Imagination!!!! Do you?
Huge web traffic has hitting my recent lists, just posted in December -- 10 Innovation Killers, 10 Words for 2005, 10 Ideas for 2005 and more of my "lists of 10." I'm convinced…
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