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Brigitte Borja de Mozota believes that working with designers is what made her a better manager. Design in management is her life’s goal as she tries to prove, convince, and share with people the “joy of working with designers.” She … Continue reading
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Rodolphe Rosier is a proven Innovation Professional: he actually combines theoritical work through an academic thesis with innovation work on the ground at Axane, Air Liquide subsidiary dedicated to innvation, and Efficient Innovation, a consulting firm. He kindly accepted to … Continue reading
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Sharp innovation stemms from constant knowledge exchanges between technology, the markets, an innovation team, as well as other departments of the firm. The bigger you are, the more difficult it is to share active knowledge: how can we set-up a … Continue reading
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The learning company “The one common ingredient across successful and innovative organizations is the commitment to learning” claims Bradley Bendle in Learning cultures and innovation. Previously in 1973, Donald Schon linked the increasing change of our environment with the need for learning: “We … Continue reading
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The world of Intelligent Things Netexplo presented recently a meaningful conference related to the world of Intelligent Things. What is this world? Intelligent Things are objects which “become” intelligent because they connect to the Internet. At Lieu du Design, in a … Continue reading
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Innovation has become a cultural object In our society, innovation has become a cultural achievement: addressing consumers in-depth expectations, it echoes functional, statutory, and hedonistic aspirations: some people talk about reenchantement, deriving from reality to access dream. Are we talking here … Continue reading
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Thomas Paris is Professor of Management at HEC Business School (Managing creation, talents and networks classe) and researcher at GREGHEC. Graduate from Ecole Polytechnique in 1991, he completed a doctorate in 1999. Thomas is more specifically focused on innovation management and … Continue reading
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Marc Giget is a French expert in the field of innovation who enjoys an international reputation. A graduate from the Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales (School for Advanced Studies in the Social Sciences, EHESS) and Doctor of International Economics … Continue reading
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Gilles Garel is tenured professor of the Chair of Innovation Management at the Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers and professor with teaching responsibilities at the Ecole polytechnique. Gilles talked in the first part of this interview about the characteristics … Continue reading
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Gilles Garel is tenured professor of the Chair of Innovation Management at the Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers and professor with teaching responsibilities at the Ecole polytechnique. Gilles conducts researches in the field of innovation and design management in … Continue reading
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Why team don’t work? “Why team don’t work”, an HBR interview with J. Richard Hackman by Diane Coutu, is a great and surprising article on team work: while everyone takes team work for granted, researches from Professor Hackman, the Edgar Pierce Professor of Social … Continue reading
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Sour criticism on Google innovation engine Google has been for years an innovation champion, but innovation often gets slower as you get bigger, even at Google! Some sour voices have started to raise, critizising Google unsuccess in their recent product … Continue reading
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I’ve talked about the Smart TV project I have conducted for the past 2 years, SoTV, mentionning: how Smart TV has to centre around the viewer experience; what features I expected in our smart TV design; why Smart TV was … Continue reading
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Haste is one thing, and speed another… Today’s innovation is not only about speed, it’s also about simplicity and combining the whole in elegant realization in the right timing. Having a “rapid innovation” engine is a must-have in a competitive … Continue reading
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Is design speed something secondary compared to design elegance or to great customer experience? Contemporaneous innovation leaves you no choice: it requires both, and speed is surely not to be neglected to engage the market, keep your brand powerful, and … Continue reading
