Innovation

The July-August 2004 Harvard Business Review had 3 articles on innovation. Darwin and the Demon, Innovating Within Established Enterpises, by Geoffrey A. Moore. Moore draws a life-cycle model and shows that enterprises must mutate the core comptences over time to sustain attractive returne. There is Application, Disruptive, Product, Process, Experimental, Marketing, Business Model, and Structural Innovation. In Rosabeth Moss Kanter’s ...

Trends and new ideas are a bit hard to keep up with particularly as the speed of change increases but a new web site can help. Springwise is worth a look.

Over the last few weeks a number of managers at various levels of ACS were involved in a review of Lindens for Life a virtual fundraiser, which took place in 2nd Life an electronic game, for the benefit of a Relay for Life team. The Futuring and Innovation center was an observer of the activity in question from its inception ...

E-Voting Commission Gets Earful Is E-voting not all it’s cracked up to be? Looks like it might not be. This whole e-voting technology scares me. Although I don’t want another Florida situation I also don’t want to have to hit Cntrl-Alt-Delete in the middle of a voting booth….Is Micro$oft behind this as well?