Innovation isn’t just one persons job. A highly innovative company makes innovation the norm throughout the organization, from top to bottom.Watch most organizations operate and you’ll find that innovation typically emerges from one of three sources:
It seems obvious, doesn’t it? Each cohort of customers has a particular worldview, a set of problems, a small possible set of solutions available. Each cohort has a price they’re willing to pay, a story they’re willing to hear, a
It seems obvious, doesn’t it? Each cohort of customers has a particular worldview, a set of problems, a small possible set of solutions available. Each cohort has a price they’re willing to pay, a story they’re willing to hear, a
Startup Koozoo wants us to join its streaming video network. I’m not convinced of its widespread utility, though.
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Being a computer coder takes a physical toll. The long hours sitting at a keyboard can cause back and wrist pain. You can run to a pharmacy and pick up some Advil, or if you’re in Silicon Valley, you can drop by the Palliative Health Center for som
HONG KONG (Reuters) – Sun Zhengcai earned his PhD from China Agricultural University in 1997, experimenting with different fertilizers for crop rotation in northern China, according to his doctoral thesis.
Groupon , the global leader in local commerce, today announced a leadership change in which Executive Chairman Eric Lefkofsky and Vice Chairman Ted Leonsis have been appointed to the newly created Office of the Chief Executive, effective immediately,
In a rare interview, the Chinese CEO discusses how his powerful company is organized. FORTUNE — Huawei’s massive presence at this year’s Mobile World Congress in Barcelona couldn’t be missed. Conference-goers were greeted with the Chinese telecom gi
Teachers, and parents alike bemoan texting as the fall of literacy, turning writing into an informal landscape that neglects the tenants of language. But during his TED talk, linguist John McWhorter introduced a more positive view of the language-cha
