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eicolab: design thinking for business innovation

eicolab: design thinking for business innovation

http://eicolab.com.au/blog

Thoughts, musings and ideas on bringing creativity and humanity to business practice. Innovation and authenticity = sustainable differentiation. Changing the world through changing the way we think about and do business. Business is personal!

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  • Language mastery and innovation

    Posted on Thursday November 26th, 2009 at 16:35 in innovation, society, Communications

    Hypothesis: if a culture does not possess an absolutely fluent command of at least one language, creativity may be impeded. The two main communication methods in most brainstorming sessions are drawing/writing and talking. A picture may be worth a th...

  • How to do a million good deeds

    Posted on Wednesday November 25th, 2009 at 17:35 in technology, innovation, society, Personal Growth, Vision

    Three students, a iPhone app, 15,000 people inspired to do a small good deed a day. Subscribers to the free application are prompted daily with a “DoGood”–a simple task from conserving water, to turning out a light, to beautifying t...

  • Deliberate or unwise image choice?

    Posted on Tuesday November 24th, 2009 at 17:22 in funny, Marketing, Communications, human nature

    This is one half of a two-page spread Nokia ad in the November issue of Monocle magazine. What an odd choice of image given the strap-line shown on the phone screen. Why is the technology actively getting in the way of me making a connection with (...

  • Sensitivity to subtleties

    Posted on Monday November 23rd, 2009 at 17:07 in funny, Marketing, Communications, human nature

    I noticed today that I could often tell whether a CD jewel case is empty or not just by picking it up. A CD only weighs around 15g, against the almost 100g of a complete package with booklet. I think we often take for granted our sensitivity to subtl...

  • Corporate culture and happiness

    Posted on Sunday November 22nd, 2009 at 17:25 in leadership, differentiation, authenticity, business practice

    Summarised from Working for Happiness by Alex Frankel. Over two years, journalist Alex Frenkel worked a diverse range of jobs to explore the connection between corporate culture and happiness at work – UPS, Starbucks, Gap, Enterprise and an Apple S...

  • Tengu riverside

    Posted on Thursday November 19th, 2009 at 17:37 in friday fotos

    Part of the riverside complex at Tengu, China. 2008....

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