Succeeding in Zoomworld
Plus … OUR FORTHCOMING WHITE PAPER, NEW BOOKS, and a NEW ONLINE INNOVATION COURSE 1 SUCCEEDING IN ZOOMWORLD Like everyone, you no doubt included, we’ve been spending rather large amounts…
RECOMMENDED READING for CHANGING TIMES
The Covid 19 crisis has disrupted the entire world, but even so it’s not the only big news of the day. From a broader perspective, it’s clear that we’re in…
Newsflash: The Future WILL NOT BE Like the Past!
OK, it's not really news. You already knew that tomorrow isn't going to be much like the past, right? But what will it be like? Our most recent book, The…
Online Innovation Training Now Available from InnovationLabs!
As we all know, innovations come in all sizes and shapes and types. At the large end of the scale, Boeing or Airbus create a new jetliner, SpaceX creates a…
Upcoming 2017 Innovation Conferences, Keynotes, and Workshops
We're going to be participating in quite a few of the best upcoming innovation events that may be of interest to you, including these ... Innova-Con 2017 The International Association…
Innova-Con Innovation Conference
You've undoubtedly noticed that the world is changing, and quickly. We took this photo in an airport a few years ago, and now here it is 2015 and lo and…
Driven to Death by the Rate of Innovation
We recently had a fascinating meeting with a prominent venture capitalist based in Palo Alto, and during the course of our conversation about the pressures that his portfolio companies are…
The Innovation Master Plan: A New Book
I've just released a new book (shown above on the left), The Innovation Master Plan. Here's a short passage from the introduction: "Some executives look at the innovations that come…
Two New Publications
Managing Innovation Portfolios Langdon Morris has recently written a companion to his Innovation Metrics white paper entitled Managing Innovation Portfolios. The purpose of this white paper is to explore the…
Help Wanted: Innovation (or maybe not…)
We hear from executives everywhere about how they are genuinely concerned about the state of innovation in their organizations, and how much they want innovation to improve. Often enough, when…