Let’s have a look at the dictionary:

rev-​o-​lu-​tion:

  • The over­throw of one gov­ern­ment and its replace­ment with another.
  • A sud­den or momen­tous change in a situation

rev-o-lu-tion-ary:Â

  • of, per­tain­ing to, char­ac­ter­ized by, or of the nature of a rev­o­lu­tion, or a sud­den, com­plete, or marked change.
  • rad­i­cally new or inno­v­a­tive; out­side or beyond estab­lished pro­ce­dure, prin­ci­ples, etc.

If you work in inno­va­tion, you have to advo­cate or actively engage a rev­o­lu­tion and be a rev­o­lu­tion­ary.

Every­thing else is a fail­ure in your mis­sion. (And the root cause of dis­band­ing)
Why do I blog this? Sort of short sad post today.

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  3. links for 2007-​01-​23
  4. links for 2006-​11-​30
  5. The quest for Web innovation