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Incremental innovation of smartphone camera has grown as the core area for sustaining smartphones in competition, and to cause disruption

Incremental Innovation of Smartphone Camera—grown as sustaining and disruptive innovation

The challenge for winning with Innovation is not about generating a Flow of Ideas and engaging in random experimentation. Instead, the challenge is systematically ferreting out value from the market…

Assistance to creative destruction appears to be an underlying pattern in the roles of innovation in an array of products and work processes

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Assistive to Creative Destruction—Innovation Pattern

Generating technology ideas for systematically ferreting out value from the market has been a big challenge. Often, we find success as the magical outcome of the heroic act of a…

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Megatrends in Industrial Revolutions

There have been 10 megatrends in industrial revolutions. These megatrends emerge once we dissect each of the industrial revolutions, including the preindustrial one, in detecting patterns. They help us understand…

Walkman to iPod evolution reveals a pattern of systematic thinking of Apple's design team in generating ideas for showing innovation magic

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Walkman to iPod—revealing pattern

The magical emergence and evolution of Walkman to iPod is the outcome of applying clear thinking in generating ideas and profiting from them. There are underlying patterns beneath the magical…

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Systematically Generating Innovative Ideas

Despite the immense importance, Innovation productivity has been a growing concern. Firms need to have higher productivity, and also predictability in innovation performance–making products better and also cheaper. The challenge…

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Wave Theory of Innovation Diffusion

Wave Theory of Innovation diffusion attempts to capture the wavelets of diffusion, caused by the release of successive better versions, subsequently, forming a mega wave. Incremental innovation, leveraging the advancement…

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Technology Innovations in Kondratiev Waves

The casualty of technology innovations in Kondratiev Waves offers us valuable insights for prediction and investment decision-making. However, so far the needed cause and effect does not appear to be…

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Innovation Theory for Systematic Ferreting

Experimenting with ideas to figure out whether they hit or miss is too expensive. Although to many, Innovation is a eureka moment of a creative mind, firms with a successful…

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Creative Destruction of Automobile Invention

After a century-long tinkering of different technology cores, internal combustion engine (ICE) based Creative Destruction of automobile invention emerged at the fag end of the 19th century. This wave of…

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Silicon Valley Hard to Replicate

After numerous failed attempts of replicating Silicon Valley, the temptation still remains. After decades of bafflement and frustration, the world is still struggling to figure out the trigger point and…

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Innovation Magic through Ideas of Redesign

Neither Apple nor Nichia invented a smartphone or the light bulb. But how have they created tremendous Innovation success stories in these products? How to create such a remarkable opportunity…

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Fallacy of Economic Growth by Ideas—access to ideas makes poor countries rich

In the discourse of sustained economic growth, experts observe that poor nations are suffering from persistent poverty because they don’t have access to ideas. “Nations are poor because their citizens…

Editor’s Pick

Incremental Innovation of Smartphone Camera—grown as sustaining and disruptive innovation

Assistive to Creative Destruction—Innovation Pattern

Megatrends in Industrial Revolutions

Walkman to iPod—revealing pattern

Systematically Generating Innovative Ideas

Wave Theory of Innovation Diffusion

Technology Innovations in Kondratiev Waves

Innovation Theory for Systematic Ferreting

Creative Destruction of Automobile Invention

Silicon Valley Hard to Replicate

Innovation Magic through Ideas of Redesign

Fallacy of Economic Growth by Ideas—access to ideas makes poor countries rich

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