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Do nothing; then something will happen
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TED(x): ideas, corrupting ideas
– Open InnovationHenry Chesbrough, the father of the « open innovation » concept, was at Davos last Summer contributing ideas about how the innovative ecosystems of today’s companies is evolving.
Organizations…
– BusinessThe Canadian system practically makes it impossible to launch a truly country-wide initiative, due to the absence of a national securities regulator.
While the movement is…
– CollaborationIn one very strange piece published by Walter Chen on 99u, the author proposes a new organization of work and thought that moves away from top priorities, therefore making them more likely to happen…
– JournalismIn her weekend piece, New York Times columnist Maureen Dowd revisits the « formidable » epoch of elite American journalism. She tells of her unauspicious beginnings with Time Magazine, immortalizing…
– Higher EducationIn a recent post on the Harvard Business Review blog, economist Umair Haque explores the new cult of ideas that stems from the ever-increasing popularity of TED (Technology, Entertainment, Design) and…