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Open Innovation VS Closed Innovation
Open Innovation VS Closed Innovation
Welcome to my blog, in this blog i discuss about innovation, management and business strategy.
Today topic is a discussion between a concept in innovation that is defined as type of innovation strategy.
Nowadays, innovation discussion is clearly a critical dimension in any dynamic approach to business, as it allows businesses to achieve and defend competitive advantage.
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Digital Disruptive Technologies
Today’s topic of innovation management goes and discuss an important trend started by a research of Harvard Professor Clayton Christensen.
The topic is one of Technological Disruption. The main force, which allows small incumbents to compete against large players in the marketplace.
Not everybody is aware of this trend in Innovation Management is almost 30 years old, started in 1995 goes and…
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Innovation management as part of Change Management Thank you for following this blog post, and if you haven't started to follow me yet, I would suggest you to do it and leave some comments, as most of the blog post are from my readings, but I can be wrong...
APIs are about to scale in physical environments.
The ecosystem has been integral to wearables from day one. It is finding its way into finance – beyond payments where PayPal has been working with its ecosystem for three years – into innovation practices and the Internet of Things. That means it is primed for the broader manufacturing sector.
(via How The Smartphone Ecosystem Model Will Disrupt Business Everywhere)
Hamster wheel house. I like it.
Ethan Zuckerman of the MIT Center for Civic Media taught a class this semester tailor-made for Nieman Lab readers: “News in the Age of Participatory Media.” The hook: What happens if you treat journalism as an engineering problem, bringing together the efforts of journalists and computer scientists?
Food deserts abound in the US. Shipping containers clog ports, reflecting our various trade deficits. COmbine the two for a dual solution and you might get Sotck Box, a temporary green grocer housed in a shipping container
