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Blogging Innovation
http://www.blogginginnovation.com
Braden Kelley blogs on his thoughts about innovation topics including strategic innovation, value preservation, and the democratization of innovation.
- Added on: Aug 17th, 2007
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Braden Kelley
- Listed in: Innovation Marketing
- Tags: business Strategy acquisitions process mergers innnovation
Recent Posts
Wake-Up Call for Holiday Inn
by Steve McKeeWhat do you with a hotel brand that's become outdated, irrelevant, and in some ways a signal to stay away from the properties to which it's attached? If you're InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG), owner of the Holiday Inn franchise, you...
Obviously You Feel the Love
by Kevin RobertsDon't you love it when scientists come out with studies proving the completely obvious? The advertising industry is not immune from such studies, as the American Association of Advertising Agencies has recently released a paper entitl...
Changes Coming in the Twitter Suggested User List
by Hutch CarpenterAt a conference in Malaysia, Twitter co-founder Biz Stone said the Suggested Users List (SUL), a boon in followers for anyone on it, will be going away sometime in the future:"That list will be going away," Stone said at a conferenc...
Getting Ready for 2010 - Real Life Planning Successes
by Mike BrownI'm a proponent of spreading strategic thinking broadly in a company and not readily handing off strategy development to outside parties exclusively. Yet I've been a part of many examples where an outside perspective helped move strategy...
Innovate or Die - Tactics #43-72 of 110
by Tom PetersThis is the third of four parts of the list of 110 Innovation Tactics.Click here to view Part One - Innovation Tactics #1-16Click here to view Part Two - Innovation Tactics #17-42Celebration!Celebrate! Innovative organizations are places...
Nurturing Innovation by Focusing on What Went Right
by Paul SloaneIn looking for improvements and innovations we tend to focus our attention on what went wrong. We try to fix problems. A typical management meeting consists of a group of people who are looking at what is not working and trying their ha...
