Covid-19: Business as Un-Usual And the “L” Shaped (non) Recovery
Introduction to InnovationLabs White Paper #3 in the Series Prelude: What's Next? What’s going to happen in the next six months? It’s a big and very important question, which…
Responding to Covid-19: The Next Normal
Prelude As the tragedy of Covid-19 continues, the images above and below depict utterly bizarre realities about today’s economy in an astonishing juxtaposition. Look closely below and notice that…
Covid-19 and Scenario Planning
A Thought Experiment on the Short and Long Term Impacts of the Present Crisis Prelude On March 22, 2020, the International Olympic Committee announced that it was going to…
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…
Prosper or Perish – New Zealand Workshops on Strategy for the 21st Century
If you're in New Zealand November 8 or 9, please consider joining us for a dynamic learning opportunity, as Langdon Morris will be in Auckland to lead workshops entitled "Prosper…
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…
“The Strategy Bible for the 21st Century”
InnovationLabs will be sponsoring the Chief Innovation Officer Summit in New York City on December 5 and 6. With a compelling agenda of speakers this is sure to be a…
Space for the 21st Century
Over the past decade, InnovationLabs has partnered with some of the world's leading space advocates and educators to prepare and publish a series of books about the possibilities, opportunities, and…
Moore’s Law, Kings, Paupers, Lilies, and Exponents
In 1965, computer scientist and Intel co-founder Gordon Moore calculated the year to year progress that had been made during the brief history of computer chips, and he realized that…
Cities, Innovation, and the Future
Innovation is intimately linked with cities. This occurs for many reasons, many of which are entirely obvious. People congregate in cities, and through experiencing problems and sharing ideas for how…