Monday, May 09, 2011

THOUGHT FOR THE DAY

Patience

"Patience is like learning the piano. There's no point in praying for the ability if you don't practice." - Robert Burrell

TOPIC OF THE DAY

Better Innovation Architecting

One tried-and-true innovation trick is to look for analogies. When you feel like you're working on an intractable problem, find someone who has already solved the problem, but in a different context. Apply their learning to your situation, and see where it takes you.

Let's practice by using this approach on the act of innovation itself. What do innovators do? At a basic level, they transform a blank piece of paper into a successful growth business. Can you think of anyone else who faces the same challenge? Architects would seem to fit the bill.

Think about how architects approach the blank-sheet-of-paper challenge. They don't just start by building a business. Instead they sketch or create physical or computer models to bring their ideas to life. The design community calls this "rapid prototyping."

Read on...

LATEST ARRIVALS

Corporate Governance: A Synthesis of Theory, Research, and Practice by H. Kent Baker (Editor), Ronald Anderson (Editor)

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