Perhaps stating the obvious, *innovation* today isn't the same today as it was 100 years ago. There are a whole host of reasons for this, but perhaps the most salient is: 💡 For an innovation to survive, it has to solve a *new* problem satisfactorily, or an old problem *many times better* than the existing solution. Rarely do we stop to think about how this feature changes the ecosystem of innovation itself. Thankfully, though, we can derive insights from another dynamic system that shares these same features: evolution. More inside the latest #TheLongHorizon issue: https://lnkd.in/eUcF4KiJ
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The morning after. Yesterday was nothing short of inspiring. It lived up to its promise, showcasing a future where innovation knows no limits. As a species, we’re wired to keep pushing the boundaries, and technology will continue to lead our evolution—transforming how we live and do business. The future is bright, and it’s only just beginning. #Innovation #Technology #FutureOfBusiness
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There is a point where the world needs innovation in order to improve how we do things. But after the innovation has happened there comes a point where you either accept there is a different, better way - or you just do things how you always have done and prevent progress. Which are you? #CircularComputing #SustainableIT #Innovation
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#Innovation is increasingly the result of an #ecosystem and catalyzing innovation in this era of ecosystems calls for new thinking. #Government should have a new understanding of how innovation happens and a new set of tools to accelerate important innovation ecosystems. Learn more: Revisiting the government’s role in catalyzing modern innovation https://deloi.tt/3SMW5YR
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Avoid innovation program pitfalls! Check out my blog post https://wix.to/4kPVFaJ #newblogpost
Why Innovation Programs Fail: Key Pitfalls and How to Avoid Them
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Levels of #Innovation We have now established a definition for innovation but, as shown previously, innovation means different things to different people in terms of the level of impact. Innovation may have a significant impact for just two people, but it is more likely to be associated with having an impact for a department, business, corporation, or even globally. Here we describe various levels of innovation. https://lnkd.in/dKSAfYd
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As we witness the future of industries unfolding, the role of innovation continues to be emphasized. I recently came across an article discussing how top minds, from the realms of tech and real estate, are crafting the trajectory of their respective sectors. They are presenting groundbreaking solutions that not only promise increased efficiency but also ensure a sustainable future. A crucial part of this discourse was a conference held in Bellingham, Washington, chalking out the future strategies and mapping out the innovative solutions in tech and real estate that could be game-changers. Keeping an eye on such insights points to the ever-growing importance of innovation in leading us, professionals, into the future. It's not just about improving existing models; it's about redefining the field. In summaryhttps://lnkd.in/gQ5j9MXq
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National Technology Day reminds us that with innovation comes responsibility. Let's use technology to build a brighter, more sustainable future. #TechProgress #Innovation #TechDreams #Innovate #TechVision #DigitalInclusion #DigitalTransformation #DigitalFuture #DigitalEmpowerment #technologyday #nationaltechnologyday
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Professor philosophy of technology and responsible innovation (Wageningen University) & philosophy of data science and AI (Erasmus University Rotterdam)
Is there a difference between #technology and #innovation? One of the differences is the orientation on the #process of innovation. And if this is the case, should we not engage in a #philosophy of Innovation, before committing ourselves uncritically to a philosophy of technology? Interested? Read the open access article on blue monday.
What is Innovation? Laying the Ground for a Philosophy of Innovation
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Innovation and the Future Innovation is not just about new technologies. It's a new perspective on old problems, the ability to see opportunities where others only see barriers. In today's world, change happens at lightning speed. Innovations open doors that once seemed locked. This is a time for new solutions and new possibilities. We must be ready for change and boldly move forward, embracing challenges and creating the future with our own hands. What innovation do you think will change the world in the next 10 years? Share your thoughts in the comments! #Innovation #Future #Technology
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We desperately need to rethink innovation, to start to channel our creative energy and resources into new dimensions of performance. A kind of innovation that is about building synergies and alignment across a wider variety of actors around critical societal challenges - systems Innovation Learn more about systems innovation with this course: https://t.ly/rXCyO and booklet: https://t.ly/9XYvm Graphic from our Graphic Kit: https://t.ly/A6pkZ
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7moJeff Stine love the posts .. always fun to read and insightful. Tow thoughts that you sparked - 1/ Innovation needs to be radical to solve many big problems ‘in time’ .. like how we manage ecological changes and get survive as a species. 2/ At the same time, AI is disrupting the way of doing things in the knowledge work space for the first time ever - I expect much change and extinction in the roles many of us have been doing… and it happening at a much faster pace than before ! P