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After two weeks of torrid voting by some of the authors’ passionate supporters, and after a lot of gut-wrenching consideration and jostling during the judging round based heavily on the quality and quantity of contributions to Innovation Excellence, I am proud to announce your Top 40 Innovation Bloggers of 2012: Continue reading
VOTING IS NOW CLOSED for the Top 40 Innovation Bloggers of 2012. Voting came in fast and furious, but time HAS RUN OUT for authors to get more points by submitting great new articles and for you the readers to vote on the web site, facebook, twitter, and Linkedin. Continue reading
Voting is NOW CLOSED for the Top 40 Innovation Bloggers of 2012. Voting came in fast and furious, but TIME HAS RUN OUT for authors to get more points by submitting great new articles and for you the readers to vote on the web site, facebook, twitter, and Linkedin. Continue reading
Voting is now closed in the Top 40 Innovation Bloggers of 2012 Contest hosted by Innovation Excellence. If you’re a first time visitor to Innovation Excellence, we have over 5,000 articles on site to support our mission of making innovation insights accessible for the greater good. Please check out our search feature, browse by category or author, or subscribe to our rss feed, email, or free magazine. Continue reading
Innovation Excellence loves making innovation insights accessible for the greater good, because we truly believe that the better our organizations get at delivering value to their stakeholders the less waste of natural resources and human resources there will be. Continue reading
A Contest for Web Designers to Benefit the Innovation Excellence Community — ATTENTION web designers of the world. The Innovation Excellence community needs your help and we’ve got a prize up for grabs. Most of the disruptive, square peg in a round hole innovators that visit this site start at the bottom of the site, not the top – beginning their visit on an article page and then exploring the site from there. Continue reading
Despite the fact that Twitter has been around since 2006 and Facebook has been around since 2004, social media is still the bright shiny object in the room (it’s still the current marketing fad). People still think they are being innovative if they use it, and unfortunately many people still approach it as something separate and scary instead of treating it as just one tool in the toolbox of anyone working in marketing or innovation. Continue reading
