Creativity
and
Innovation |
NEWSLETTER
March 2005
Seek a Creativity Driven Future
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| Out-think Your Competition |
The topic of innovation has gained importance for leaders, entrepreneurs, investors, policy-makers, educators and many others. In the past, most progressive organizations have optimized for quality and efficiency. Now they would optimize for ideas of new products, goods or services. The competitive advantage is shifting to origination of new useful ideas that would have a lower probability of failure.
This semi-monthly newsletter by Kore Kalibre, titled
Creativity
and Innovation,
provokes thought on novelty and practicality of product ideas. If there is an
existing product idea, is it novel and would it be useful? This newsletter has answers to key questions, practical ideas and much more.
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HIGHLIGHTS OF THIS ISSUE |
| Key Questions |
Why is innovation important to jobs and economy? |
| Can there be a process for innovation? |
| Which sectors are primed for opportunities? |
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| Practical Ideas |
Focus on un-served segments - Ruiz, CEO AMD |
| Understand regulations - David Neeleman, CEO JetBlue |
| Freshest lettuce on the shelf - Peter Weedfald, SVP Samsung |
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| Successful Pioneers |
Bill Gates - Microsoft |
| Albert Einstein - Princeton University |
| Michelangelo - Renaissance Artist |
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| Book Synopsis |
Innovator's Solution - Clayton Christensen |
| Why Not? - Nalebuff & Ayres |
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| Innovative Companies |
Samsung: Leader in the Perfect Information Economy |
| Intel: Moore's Law |
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Any queries, please send a mail to :-
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