Posts by Lynda Koster
FirstBuild Taps the Crowd to Hack the Home of the Future
Evolving Business Models to make them “Disruption Ready”: This is a finding from the 2014 GE Global Innovation Barometer, which provides insight on disruption, collaboration and the future of work.
Read MoreThe Deeper Side of Big Data
In this post, Lynda Koster highlights innovative leaders that are delivering value to companies through the use of Big Data, and speaks to the talent shortage and pressing need to functionally address the Big Data expertise gap.
Read MoreTimeline of Emerging Science & Technology – An Interview with Richard Watson
A ‘first look’ conversation for the Innovation Excellence community! Richard Watson is an author, futurist and scenario planner who helps organizations to think further ahead. Lynda Koster interviews Richard about the new release of his “Timeline of Emerging Science & Technology”.
Read More10 Powerful Takeaways – Chief Innovation Officer Summit San Francisco
This is exactly what I found at the CIO conference in San Francisco last week…generating new ways to apply different approaches to business, learning, collaboration and innovation through experimentation.
Read MoreInnovation in the Hands of Kids
“I am an inventor!” “…I can’t hear you†[Shouts from the crowd] “I AM AN INVENTOR!!” This is how my day started last Saturday at the UConn campus as I watched hundreds of young inventors eagerly await their inventions to be judged at the 31st Annual Connecticut Invention Convention.
Read MoreYour Personality, Creativity and Innovation
Given our need to adapt, evolve and create new paths for our businesses, careers and personal lives — the future of business innovation and creativity is a topic of great and growing interest. This is why I wanted to connect with David B. Goldstein and to learn about the launch of his new book Creative You: Using Your Personality Type to Thrive.
Read MoreInnovation Community with Books as Tools
Innovation requires learning, unlearning, integrating and building. This all seems necessary if we are to become more innovative at a time that requires us to enter into a world with new dynamics and a certain level of uncertainty.
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