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Innovation Brief
Another week and another collection of interesting ideas from around the Internet.
As always, thoughts and/or comments are greatly appreciated.
This issue:
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IT vs. initiative: The Internet
age comes to the battlefield
[The Industry Standard]
Innovation is not always a good thing. Some ideas have unintended consequences when moved to a new context. -
The Myth of Multitasking
[The New Atlantis]
Multitasking makes us more productive? Doesn't it? -
Lazy Eyes: How we read online
[Slate]
Some innovations are forcing us to change the way we communicate. Is this a good thing? -
The New Contours of Service Innovation
[Business Week]
The global service economy is growing rapidly, driven partly by the old-line companies such as Rolls-Royce (the aircraft engine manufacturer) and BAE Systems which have profitably transitioned their businesses from simply selling commodities to providing services. Do we need to take a more structured approach to service innovation?
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