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Automation Benefits – vital for competitiveness

Some tangible automation benefits are lower labor costs, less wastage, higher productivity, and fewer defects. Besides, automation benefits also show up in intangible ways, such as a better reputation in…

As opposed to waiting for creative spark, we should systematically investigate nine areas for getting inventive ideas

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Inventive Ideas – nine ways to get them

For an inventive idea of an electric vehicle, Elon Musk has become the wealthiest person. He is not alone; there are many other examples. By the way, we are not…

Smartphone Invention out of the fusion of PDA and Cell phone has risen as a disruptive innovation force causing destruction to products, jobs and firms

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Smartphone Invention—the rise of a disruptive innovation force from fusion

Despite the remarkable success, to our surprise, smartphone invention began the journey at loss. Hence, within one year of its release in 1994, IBM discontinued the first smartphone–Simon. Smartphone invention…

Steve Jobs' innovation secret has been reinvention

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Steve Jobs’ Innovation Secret: Reinvention from Refinement of Borrowed Ideas

Steve Jobs magical innovation success has roots in reinvention of existing products out of refinement of borrowed ideas.

Tesla creates the market for China's Idea

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Tesla Markets China’s Idea—Worsening America’s Fear of the Rise of China as Innovation Powerhouse

For Tesla, CATL’s unveiling of its new ‘Qilin’ Battery that can deliver 600+ miles of range to EVs is great news indeed. Does it mean Tesla markets China’s idea? Tesla…

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Reinvention Fuels Disruptive Innovation —making powerful firms and nations vulnerable

Made in China 2021 is a strategic plan for uplifting China from labor and natural resources to an idea economy. This strategy is around the Reinvention of existing products. But…

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Innovation Diffusion as Progressive Waves

Unlike diffusion of innovation as public good forming a single bell shaped curve, technological innovations in a competitive market grow and diffuse as progressively bigger waves.

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Great Ideas Demand a Flow of Ideas

As opposed to the meath f Eureka, invariably, great ideas surface in primitive from. They need a flow of ideas for unlocking the potential.

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Winning and Losing in Reinvention Race

Reinvention has grown as a major issue in the competition, startup, industrial strategy, Wealth creation, sustainable development, climate change, and trade policy. The loss of Silicon Valley’s edge to Taiwan…

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Economic Value Out of Ideas

Creating a flow of ideas out of IT possibilities and integrating them into products and processes opens the window of improving thew quality and reducing the cost simultaneously.

Sony--why is it a role model for startup, innovation, and idea economy?

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Startup, Innovation, and Idea Economy–is Sony a role model?

In 1946, Sony started the journey in the wreckage of a bombed building in Tokyo with 08 employees. but this humble beginning offers valuable lessons for startup, Innovation, and idea…

Purpose of Electrical and Computer Engineering should get due focus to address the job creation for the graduates and driving economic prosperity

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Purpose of Electrical and Computer Engineering Education

Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) is a major professional discipline. International Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineering (IEEE) has more than 400,000 members from 160 countries. A growing number of…

Editor’s Pick

Automation Benefits – vital for competitiveness

Inventive Ideas – nine ways to get them

Smartphone Invention—the rise of a disruptive innovation force from fusion

Steve Jobs’ Innovation Secret: Reinvention from Refinement of Borrowed Ideas

Tesla Markets China’s Idea—Worsening America’s Fear of the Rise of China as Innovation Powerhouse

Reinvention Fuels Disruptive Innovation —making powerful firms and nations vulnerable

Innovation Diffusion as Progressive Waves

Great Ideas Demand a Flow of Ideas

Winning and Losing in Reinvention Race

Economic Value Out of Ideas

Startup, Innovation, and Idea Economy–is Sony a role model?

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