Could Aristotle’s framework for ethics offer us insights for how to catalyze innovation? Two concepts from the ancient Greek philosopher seem immediately relevant: the idea of practical action as a means for cultivating character, and the notion of achieving excellence through balance. Each is explored, with examples.

Footage from Felix Baumgartner's jump from space captured by GoPro cameras. See how innovations like this push the boundaries of what is possible.

“Learning and innovation go hand in hand. The arrogance of success is to think that what you did yesterday will be sufficient for tomorrow.” – William Pollard

If, as George Carlin said, "An artist has an obligation to be en route." Please complete this sentence: An innovator has an obligation to...

When we propose a novel concept that disrupts cherished assumptions and tacit expectations, we need to expect hidden criteria to surface. Hidden criteria are the crutches decision-makers lean on as they attempt to block something truly disruptive because it is frightening or de-stabilizing.

Success is based on customer loyalty. Here's how to make sure that your customers fall in love you with you over and over again.

When I first played with the mobile wallet, it seemed unreal to send money away for free...

MassChallenge launched a program in Israel with the support of EMC - over 100 startups and 60 judges participated. The program connects the most promising early-stage companies with the resources and networks.

Let’s look at some of the possible top-level trends I think we might see in 2014. The good news is, we are finally seeing innovation maturing.

Nokia's story might well be now written by Microsoft, Finland's innovation is dizzying. Katia Carra brings back from her survey trip in Finland some astonishing tips for innovation. One that stands out is Demola, an open innovation hub where students and companies create in team.