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Disruption & Acceleration · 2007
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Innovating at high-velocity
A recent client asked for some background on some of the events I've been doing through the last year. I put together an Acrobat file that features some of the brochures for a few…
Faster is the new fast: innovating for the new, high velocity customer
In the fast paced world of instant obsolsolescence and rapid innovation, time-to-market is becoming a key factor for success. This is a video clip from a recent keynote that I…
Innovation - agility is critical
I often talk on stage to my clients about the concept of organizational agility: that is, the ability to respond to fast-changing circumstances. In the high velocity economy…
Innovating in the high velocity economy
What does it mean to function in the high velocity economy? It's all about learning to operate at high speed -- particularly given the rapid rates at which knowledge obsolescence…
Innovating in the era of instant obsolescence
We're in the era of instant obsolescence: can you innovate fast enough to keep up? Can you keep up, when faster is the new fast? In the last few years, I've interviewed CFO's and…
Rethinking quality in the high-velocity economy
It's been a whirldwind two weeks, with keynotes in Orlando x 2, Boca Raton, Vancouver, and a few other places..... My 2nd Orlando event was the Day 2 Keynote for about 2,000…
High velocity retail innovation
Back in October 2005, I identified the major trends that would sweep the retail and consumer products industries, and some of the key innovation methods that organizations should…
Fast to innovate. Fast to build. Fast to market.
Though I spend my time travelling the world with my innovation message, it's nice to find some recognition at home. I've been living in Ontario, Canada, for the last 22 years, a…
High velocity customers!
I gave the opening keynote this week, in Orlando, for BICSI, a telecommunications trade group; these are folks primarily involved in the implementation of sophisticated corporate…
Why high-velocity makes innovation THE word for 2007 ....
Here's a reality that you need to think about: 2007 is the year in which almost every organization and individual will begin to focus all their energies on innovation. As someone…
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