There have historically been several prerequisites for outstanding technological research and development. Based on several principles, the next tech giants are likely to be countries that have existing infrastructure, minimal…
There have historically been several prerequisites for outstanding technological research and development. Based on several principles, the next tech giants are likely to be countries that have existing infrastructure, minimal…
Getting the Credit Due for Your Innovative Ideas
I couldn’t figure out why my name was left off the credits for the product. To make a long story short, I went to my immediate manager, like a good…
Into 2014: The Social Media You Really Need
I caught a disease from social media and I don’t know if it’s “tweetable” by modern medicine. I am fully vested in all the important social sites; LinkedIn for business,…
Does Brainstorming Really Work?
Lately, some people are stating that brainstorming isn’t the best way to approach product creation. They argue that people like Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, Mark Zuckerberg, and other innovators did…
The Internet of Things: 5 Reasons It Matters
Hold up–what is the Internet of Things (IoT)? Let’s break it down, for those slightly less tech-savvy: “it’s socialization of everything, from simple everyday devices to industrial devices,” explains Internet…
When I was reading the story of how the JC Penny rebranding was a total disaster, I was shocked. It seemed like a no-brainer when the new CEO, Ron Johnson, formerly…
Is It Best To Be The First To Market: Innovate Or Wait?
Is it better to innovate or wait for a competitor to be the first to market, learn from their mistakes and then try to take a market share? That’s the…
Innovate, Don’t Imitate: Design for Success!
Comedians who used to do impressions of politicians and celebrities would be the first to say, “imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.” They said it so they wouldn’t be…