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#innovation · 2005
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My own top 10 blog posts
Here's a quick list of what I think were some of the best posts to this often sporadic blog through the year. Change: Deal with it: this little fellow still cracks me up. The…
10 Big Trends for Agriculture
Jim Carroll is widely recognized as one of the leading experts in the world on agricultural trends. His client list in extensive, including both agricultural associations and…
"...what lies ahead three-to-five years from now?"
SCTE SLATES FUTURIST JIM CARROLL AS ET 2006 KEYNOTE SPEAKER DEC. 13, 2005 (Exton, PA)—The Society of Cable Telecommunications Engineers (SCTE) is pleased to announce that the…
10 big trends for the legal profession
In the last few years, I've spoken to a variety of professional service firms, including many legal organizations -- including two of the largest national law firms in the US. In…
The future of media in the era of the infinite idea loop
Way back in 2002 -- doesn't that seem like a long time ago? -- I was asked to keynote a get together of the International Newspaper Marketing Association. The title of my talk?…
The Masters of Business Imagination
One of the biggest challenges in writing a book is getting the title right..... and this one has taken a long time. But while sitting here today in the snow! it finally clicked…
I found the future in manure!!
On Monday, I'll be the luncheon keynote luncheon speaker at ICE - The Tech Conference in Edmonton. My topic? "I Found the Future in Manure: How to Capitalize on the Rapid…
10 More Ways to Instill Innovation
My post yesterday (10 Signs that you've got an innovation dysfunction) generated a bit of e-mail with a few questions as to what else you can do to stir up an innovative culture…
A Keynote for the Swiss Innovation Forum
It has been confirmed -- I'm one of the keynote speakers for the upcoming Swiss Innovation Forum, to be held in Baden, Switzerland (outside of Zurich) on January 24, 2006…
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 innovative…
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…
"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…
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