R. Gopalakrishnan, the bestselling author of The Case of the Bonsai Manager, explores how concepts turn into ideas, which then become prototypes, models and products. Defining thought as the ancestor of innovation; as without thought, there could be no innovation, he explores the impending questions such as - What happens next? How can you take on challenges and keep your ideas relevant? The Biography of Innovation is the definitive book on the life cycle of new ideas and transformations.
Is “Innovation” really increasing in the world? Is it the new buzzword? If so, is that good or bad? When the common man thinks of innovation, names like Apple, Google and the like come to mind. Why are there no such names from India’s mighty corporations? Whatever cynics might say, buzz creates value as it changes language and culture, which is important in social transformation.
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January 26, 2024
Unfortunately, the public and motivational narrative these days suggests that while winning is an all-important end, crushing the ‘other’ is equally important.
July 28, 2022
Unfortunately, the public and motivational narrative these days suggests that while winning is an all-important end, crushing the ‘other’ is equally important.
May 27, 2022
Unfortunately, the public and motivational narrative these days suggests that while winning is an all-important end, crushing the ‘other’ is equally important.