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Innovation and transformation leader, design thinking facilitator, an author, innovation speaker, and makes tools for innovation & change .
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Tag Archives: inventions
Healthcare Jugaad Innovation of a 17-Year-Old
Jugaad Innovation is an innovation subspecialty focused on designing inventions that are intentionally frugal and flexible in order to be more accessible to the entire world. As a result, a lot of jugaad innovation occurs in the developing world. Some … Continue reading
Posted in Heatlhcare, Innovation
Tagged frugal, healthcare, inventions, jugaad innovation, Science, surgery
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Innovation vs. Invention vs. Creativity
There is so much talk about innovation these days, it’s hard to sometimes distinguish the signal from the noise. In fact, the word innovation gets thrown around so much that it leaves people wondering: What’s really innovative? Well, most of … Continue reading
Are Coca-Cola and Green Mountain Late to the Personalization Party?
Recently I came across an announcement that Coca-Cola is partnering with Green Mountain Coffee Roasters to sell Coke products as part of Green Mountain’s new home beverage system slated for a release later this year. For those of you who … Continue reading
Posted in marketing, Strategy
Tagged beverages, coca-cola, green mountain, inventions, Pepsi, Powerade, Vitaminwater
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Innovation Goes to the Dogs?
In case you missed it, a team from Scandinavia thinks that they’ve nearly cracked no, not the human-computer interface, but the dog-computer interface, so that some day soon we might in fact be able to understand man’s best friend. What … Continue reading
The Adopted Child of Innovation
Innovation is everywhere. Or at least the word is. CEOs talk about innovation, every technology company claims to be innovative (or to want innovative employees) and now we’re even seeing advertisements on television talk about innovation. Even Nissan, which has … Continue reading
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Tagged Adoption, Advertisements, improvement, inventions, Nissan, Replacement, Slogans
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Innovation in the Fairway
Twenty three year old inventor Arnold Du Toit last year was named Britain’s best young entrepreneur by PC World Business for the Rolley. Here is some background information about Arnold from the announcement: “Arnold started his firm when he was … Continue reading
Posted in Design, Entrepreneurship, Innovation
Tagged golf, Golf Carts, inventions, London, Rolley, UK
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Innovation or Invention? – Dog Washing Machine
I saw the second picture in this article (of a dog washing machine in Japan) over my wife’s shoulder during a leisurely reading of the Sunday Seattle Times yesterday. I think it was in the Parade magazine, and as I … Continue reading
Innovation or Invention? – Nokia’s Vibrating Tattoos
It was recently discovered that Nokia Corp. has filed for a tattoo that would send “a perceivable impulse” to your skin whenever someone pings you on your phone, ensuring you may never miss another phone call, text or email alert … Continue reading
Posted in Innovation
Tagged communications, Innovation, inventions, mobile, tattoos, technology
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Innovation and Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
by Braden Kelley Now that my local Blockbuster has gone out of business, I’ve made the jump and joined Netflix (although I will miss taking trips to Blockbuster with my daughter). The first disc in my queue to arrive was … Continue reading
Posted in Creativity, Innovation, Psychology
Tagged chitty chitty bang bang, entertainment, failure, inventions, movies, musicals, songs, success
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