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Craftsmanship to Creative Wave of Destruction—a strategy for profiting from ideas

The world is now divided into two halves-object and ideas suppliers. Ideas are getting far more powerful than objects, like natural resources and labor, for creating new Wealth. Object suppliers…

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Uprising of Japan’s Tinkerers to Innovators– lesson to be drawn for entering into the idea economy

In Japan’s industrial economy, some of the names are common. They are Toshiba, Canon, Honda, and Panasonic. They are also global Innovation icons. However, all of them began the journey…

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Scarcity of Ideas Impeding Innovation

Ideas are at the core of Innovation. We use ideas to add features and improve existing ones of products to get our job done better. Besides, once we succeed in…

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Unified Theory of Innovation and Transformation

Innovation is at the core of the Market Economy for offering us continued prosperity. Waves of Innovation transform products, jobs, skills, firms, industries, countries, and our way of Getting jobs…

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AI Startups and VC Funding—Death Valley to Avoid

Artificial intelligence (AI) is a catchphrase in Startups and venture capital (VC) financing. It’s a new gold rush. In the USA alone, according to the National Venture Capital Association, 1356…

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Frugal innovations get stunted—why don’t they keep growing?

Every community, region, and country benefits from creative outbursts. To serve purposes better, creative minds come up with ideas of products, often by integrating available technologies more appropriately. There are…

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Technology Policy for Idea Economy Fuels Increasing Prosperity through Creative Destruction

Schumpeter observed Creative Destruction is at the core of the Market Economy to offer us an increasingly better-quality life. Waves of technological Innovation are emerging one after another, offering us…

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Flash Memory as Disruptive Innovation

The pen drive is very handy for storing data. Many of us have several of them. A 250 GB flash drive costs as little as $20. However, the uprising of…

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Storage Evolution Powering Computer Innovation—unfolding waves of creative destruction

Like many other significant innovations, the computer also started the journey in primitive form. The advancement of major building blocks has been driving the evolution from a roomful of machines…

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Evolution of iPhone as Seasonal Crop—why does Apple keep releasing better versions?

Steve Jobs is a magician. His best Innovation magic is the iPhone. Surprisingly, despite creating a huge buzz at the launching, the willingness to pay for this magical product starts…

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Disruptive Effect of Digital Camera—How did Canon Avoid Kodak Moment?

The later part of the 20th century created many excitements in the technological Innovation industry. Among them, the most expensive company in the world started the journey from the garage.…

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Invention and Evolution of Light Bulb—more than a spark in the mind of a genius

The light bulb is a metaphor for invention and Innovation. Often, we think that a creative spark in the mind of genius leads to a great invention, leading to innovations…

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Craftsmanship to Creative Wave of Destruction—a strategy for profiting from ideas

Uprising of Japan’s Tinkerers to Innovators– lesson to be drawn for entering into the idea economy

Scarcity of Ideas Impeding Innovation

Unified Theory of Innovation and Transformation

AI Startups and VC Funding—Death Valley to Avoid

Frugal innovations get stunted—why don’t they keep growing?

Technology Policy for Idea Economy Fuels Increasing Prosperity through Creative Destruction

Flash Memory as Disruptive Innovation

Storage Evolution Powering Computer Innovation—unfolding waves of creative destruction

Evolution of iPhone as Seasonal Crop—why does Apple keep releasing better versions?

Disruptive Effect of Digital Camera—How did Canon Avoid Kodak Moment?

Invention and Evolution of Light Bulb—more than a spark in the mind of a genius

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