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Disruptive Thinking: 5 attributes to consider

By John Julius Sviokla | Published August 7, 2010

Every once in a while you see something which is such a fresh solution to a problem you just say ahhhh.  Check out this skytrain/bus idea about how to float about the traffic in China and create efficient transport. It got me thinking as.

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The Economics of Cognitive Work: Some initial ideas

By John Julius Sviokla | Published June 30, 2010

I have been long fascinated by the economics of cognitive work and I plan to explore this topic across a number of blog entries. I use the term cognitive work, not knowledge work, because knowledge work is a slippery slope. As soon as you.

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Can You Draw Your Innovation Process?

By John Julius Sviokla | Published June 27, 2010

A dear friend of mine Barbara Feinberg researched many new product development processes and she helped Kim Clark and Steve Wheelright of the Harvard Business School as they authored Managing New Product and Process Development.  Barbara told me about a cool idea.  When senior.

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