Monthly Archives: December 2011
Here is a video I found on Intuit’s web site of an interview conducted by Jan Bosch. Jan Bosch was a VP of Engineering Process for Intuit and started their Open Innovation efforts before moving on to academic roles at Chalmers University of Technology and also at the University of Groningen in Sweden. In this video, we meet Intuit Innovator Justin Ruthenbeck. Continue reading
After a week of torrid voting and much passionate support, along with a lot of gut-wrenching consideration and jostling during the judging round, I am proud to announce your Top 40 Innovation Bloggers of 2011: Continue reading
Acknowledgement, that nudging synapse that says “yes, pay attention” might just be front of the fuzzy front end for innovators. So why don’t we do more of it? Continue reading
Can you hear it in your building? The rumble of chairs rolling into new positions, the quick shuffle of shoes, the swish of moving fabric as people reconfigure and reassemble. Continue reading
Big Data is set to boom and drive scores of tech-heavy innovations. Here’s why Open Innovation is a supreme fit for the era of Big Data. Continue reading
If the world is turning into one big interface then its creatives like these that will rule. They also remind us of the indelible connection between innovation and design, and yes, humor. See what you think. Maybe even win a prize. Before the world ends! Continue reading
