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Apple iPad and Google Buzz: Harsh Reality of Innovation

Apple iPad and Google Buzz: Harsh Reality of Innovation

By Hutch Carpenter on February 24, 2010

Nothing like putting your heart and soul in an innovation, and then getting this: Man, tough audience. But very much in keeping with some the best advice on innovation. Which is, you can’t have innovation without some failure along the way. It’s inevitable. That advice is both true, and glib. Innovation consultant Jeffrey Phillips catches [...]

Posted in Design | Tagged Apple, disruptive innovation, google, google buzz, innovation, innovation manag, ipad, mba | 3 Responses

Apple iPad and the Radical Innovation of Meaning

Apple iPad and the Radical Innovation of Meaning

By Hutch Carpenter on February 2, 2010

Ultimately, the iPad is a large iPod touch: a great device to draw your inspiration from, but perhaps not the seismic shift in technology that we were expecting. Claudine Beaumont, Apple iPad review, The Telegraph The much anticipated announcement of Apple’s iPad tablet was met with a resounding…”ho hum” or worse from much of the [...]

Posted in Design | Tagged Apple, disruptive innovation, geek, innovation, ipad, iphone, iPod, kinesthetic, wii | 2 Responses

Crowdsourced or Elite Unit Innovation?

Crowdsourced or Elite Unit Innovation?

By Hutch Carpenter on September 8, 2009

A classic dilemma for companies is determining the best way to foster innovation. There are many good books with different approaches. Clayton Christensen’s Innovator’s Dilemma has influenced a generation’s thinking about innovation. He focuses management and entrepreneurs’ attention on the Big I: disruptive innovation. One outcome of the popularity of Christensen’s book is the awareness [...]

Posted in Analysis | Tagged 3m, discontinuous innovation, disruptive innovation, google, google wave, innovation, microsoft, motorola, sustaining innovation, whirlpool

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