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Disruptive Innovation: What Causes the Creative Leap?
srinivas, Lecturer, India, Member
What causes the difference in magnitude of creative leap? One may create a quantum leap, but other innovations may not be that significant. Is there a process to manifest and channelize creative energy? Obviously many people were and are existing as living examples. However what could be the process involved?...
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Necessity is the Mother of Invention
Rick Mueller, Professor, United States, SIG Leader Srini, there's an "old saying" in the US that "necessity is the mother of invention". I believe there may be some truth in that.
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Necessity is the Mother of Invention
srinivas, Lecturer, India, Member Rick, totally agree with you that necessity is the mother of invention. Trick is all about getting an out of the box solution while being in the box. ...
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The Hole in the Box
Rick Mueller, Professor, United States, SIG Leader Hi Srini and thanks,
Another "old saying" is one about having the ability to lead a horse to water but not having the ability to make him (or her...
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Leading a Horse to Drink
srinivas, Lecturer, India, Member Rick, the saying leading a horse to the water but not having the ability to make him drink may be true to animals and animal nature in humans. The que...
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Founders ARE a Different Animal
Rick Mueller, Professor, United States, SIG Leader Hi Srini, indeed Elon Musk, and successful founders in general, are made of something different than the norm. My impression was that your question in...
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Animalism Defined
srinivas, Lecturer, India, Member Rick, used the term animalism to mean that nature itself lacks sensitivity towards the change that is happening around and is unable to respond in an ...
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Culture and Fitness is the Key
srinivas, Lecturer, India, Member I am a student trying to explore on the aspect of process adopted by the successful few where they created value in a system where the culture, good i...
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One More Element: Timing
Rick Mueller, Professor, United States, SIG Leader Oh, and one more thing (as Steve Jobs was so fond of saying): Timing is everything....
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Expansion to Righteousness
srinivas, Lecturer, India, Member How about right focus (creating an environment to have right focus), right training, right customer service in the service delivery mechanism apart fr...
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Where Having More Can Result in Getting Less
Rick Mueller, Professor, United States, SIG Leader If what you want to replicate is a given outcome, then you constrain the innovation process. Following a recipe assures that a novice baker can create...
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Just Right Works
srinivas, Lecturer, India, Member Rick, it is a learning conversation that I am having today, thank you. As mentioned earlier two cases it is not about how much more or how much less t...
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Independent Innovation Unit
srinivas, Lecturer, India, Member The objective we are trying to accomplish is dependent on a many variables and iteration is the only way that we can find a solution in order to get a...
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I Thought we Were Looking for the Quantum Leap?
Rick Mueller, Professor, United States, SIG Leader Srini, the process you describe, incrementally getting closer and closer to a prescribed outcome while remaining within constrained "boundary conditio...
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Quantum Leap Process Remains Same?
srinivas, Lecturer, India, Member Rick, oh yes… Does the process remain the same even for the quantum leap? Your inputs are welcome...
How would one manifest and channelize the cr...
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