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Innovation as Deviation: Embrace the Unknown Often even the best of leaders struggle with innovation. Read More
What Makes Innovation Different and Hard to Manage? With rendition switcher brightcove.createExperiences(); Read More
From Theory to Practice: Taking Purposeful Action St. Augustine, the brilliant Bishop of Hippo and Professor of Rhetoric at Milan, crafted the Christian Neo- Platonist world view of an unseen and untouched world residing above the earthly one scourged by the infidels and idolaters of the day. Read More
Master the Art of SODOTO: See One, Do One, Teach One Ornithologists report that New Caledonian crows fashion twigs into tools for collecting and extracting insects from the hollows of trees. Read More
Wholonics: The Structure and Dynamics of Wholeness Excerpt from THE ENLIVENED SELF eBook series. Read More
“The Discoverers”: I Learned to See the Bigger Picture I have a thing for plus-size books. Read More
“The Discoverers”: I Learned to See the Bigger Picture This post is part of a series in which Influencers describe the books that changed them. Read More
My First Job: I Was Henry Fored in Reverse Stories about first jobs usually sound like mythologized twaddle to me. Read More
My First Job: I Was Henry Ford In Reverse Stories about first jobs usually sound like mythologized twaddle to me. Read More
Control: Large Scale Efficiency and Replicable Quality by Jeff DeGraff brightcove.createExperiences(); Read More
In Praise of Control Freak Innovators The term innovator usually conjures up some image of a wild eyed megalomaniac dodging authority to outmaneuver convention and stick it to the Man – Einstein, Tesla and Jobs. Read More
The Innovation Genome Several readers have asked me to describe the fundamental tenets of the Innovation Genome™ which underlies my work in developing innovation strategies, practices, competencies and culture in large multinational corporations. Read More