photo by Jordan S Hatcher While I never going into depth about the finds, I do encourage you check them out if they sound interesting. The photo in the post is my favorite for the week from Flickr. TED's Chris Anderson: Video is a "Reinvention of the Spoken Word" Web video (video
3 Items That Keep Your Innovation Motor Humming
“Every man-made creation starts with seeds of thought. The idea is then germinated with action to form its physical equivalent.” Dennis Kimbro For the first time this fall I had the pleasure of lecturing at a College Success Seminar. It’s been a blast to not only give back but also recall the
5 Fav Business and Strategy Post – September 11th
Photo by John Gordy As we all are settling in after the summer holidays, well those of us in the Northern Hemisphere, I wanted to make sure that you didn’t miss these interesting posts. Enjoy and please let me know what you think. Why TV Won’t Die: The Power of Big Seed
A Business Innovation Practice That Attracts Success
The art of innovation involves asking questions. Lots of them. Here is a list of ten of the right questions to ask as you endeavor to make your business model better. If you ask these questions as part of your routine, you will demonstrate that your clients, partners, and champions matter. What
Is it Time for Business Models to Reboot?
Would you be willing to blow-up your successful business for the opportunity for it to survive. Mitch Joel thinks that many businesses need to pull a Hernan Cortes (Spanish conquistador who led an expedition that caused the fall of the Aztec Empire) and force new business models by eliminating the
Part 1: Competitive Advantage without Michael Porter?
I was posed with a simple yet very poignant question today on Linked-In, is Michael Porter's Competitive Advantage Model incomplete? First off, here is the boiled down version of Michael Porter's concept. There are two types of competitive advantages a business can obtain: low-cost and