Innovation is a company culture

The title “Innovation is a company culture” should be no news to innovators. Innovation is one of the most important assets for a company. It’s value should be spread all over the organization or it’s going to be completely useless. You can have the best Research and Development or Innovation team in the world but, […]

The four drivers of innovation

I have a found a great article on the Gallup Management Journal written by Shelley Mika. It a great article that I strongly suggest you to read if you are into innovation. You can read the article by pointing your web browser here. There are four conditions that have to be satisfied to create innovation. […]

Being innovative is an attitude?

The answer is, quite obviously, yes. Quick example: yesterday afternoon I was logged in Second Life and was looking at some stores. I then stopped by at a furniture shop were I had the opportunity to listen to a conversation between to Second Life residents. A boy and a girl that, by accident, were italian […]

Really Innovators?

Sometimes I have the suspect, it’s more than this, that everything we investigate, test, or even DISCOVER, was already found, in another period of the human history. Two main facts drive me to such a thought, the first is due to our innate capacity to react to the innovation in a way that safe our […]

The ME problem

Another intriguing argument that needs some innovative ideas to solve, it is what is called the ME (Mobile Essentials) problem. “Mobile essentials” refers to the objects most people consider essential and carry most of the time whilst out and about, and the first time I read something about was in a Jan Chipchase (and others) […]

links for 2007-01-10

New Study Shows Patents And Innovation Are Not Related Interesting study about Patents and Innovation. I’m not really convinced this is true in most cases. Anyway it’s a good perspective. (tags: innovation patent) Harvard Business School’s 25 most popular articles A must read for innovators (tags: innovation harvard-business-school harvard)

Shall we write about iPhone ? Well, yes!

I think that 90% of the posts I’ve read today are iPhone related. Yesterday I was following the Steve Jobs keynote and while I was listening at him my first reaction was “I want one of those. Now!”. This was emotional. When the speech ended and emotions started to fade I came up with some […]

links for 2007-01-09

My 2007 predictions European mobile predictions for 2007 from Jupiter research. Well worth a reading if you’re in this market. (tags: mobile, jupiter-research) Telecommunication Books Blog -.- telecommunication blog, telecommunication books, telecommunication business -.- Very interesting blog dedicated to telecom related books. (tags: telecom book blog) The Rules Behind Creating a Great Blog A little […]

Twitter and the mobility dilemma

In the last couple of weeks I have been playing around with Twitter. Personally I think it’s a cool idea. It’s a very simple service that allows your friends or, if you don’t care much about your privacy, strangers to be updated on what you are doing. Using a mobile originated SMS, an Instant Message […]

links for 2007-01-05

Crisis is good! Capitalize crisis to build a culture of innovation. The Samsung case in this interesting post. (tags: samsung, innovation crisis) Are telcos communications companies? This in an interesting take. Answering the question “What industry are we really in?” is a difficult one to answer (tags: telco) An eight-part podcast series on business innovation […]

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