Winning idea — how to generate, detect, and pursue?
In 2021, mobile operators worldwide generated USD 1.08 trillion in revenue. This staggering revenue is expected to grow further by USD 100 billion by 2025. Does it mean that Starlink,…
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Technology Monopoly — why and how to deal with
Among the top five most expensive companies, four are technology monopolies. Unlike Aramco, these companies have become so expensive due to their monopolistic situation in the accumulation of technology ideas.…
Reinvention effect — causes destruction and migration
A Scottish engineer invented the Television, but British people import their TV sets. Similarly, inventions like the camera, LCD, battery, and many more have migrated from the USA to Japan.…
Nokia’s Stock Price–shaped by reinvention waves
Was there a role of Innovation waves shaping Nokia’s stock price—causing Wealth accumulation and annihilation? There appear to be five significant waves shaping Nokia’s stock price over 20 years. It…
Changing World Order Due to Reinvention Dynamics
Industrial output is one of the driving factors of the changing world order. Along with the global share of manufacturing output change, the international order has changed over more than…
Great by Choice Begins with a Loss-making Alternative!
After Good to Great, Jim Collins came up with Great by Choice. Amid the uncertainty, even chaos, how companies show 10X performance is the question he attempted to answer. He…
Technology Policy Issues Demand Fresh Thinking
Technology is about ideas for getting our jobs done better. Technologies emerge through invention and grow, having an S-curve-like lifecycle. Along the way, they fuel the Innovation of goods and…
How to Innovate–decoding greatness
Everybody would like to be a great innovator. But how to innovate is a mystery. What is your unique way to show greatness? Ron Friedman came up with Decoding Greatness…
Big Ideas are Getting Harder to Find- how to overcome?
In an MIT Sloan Management Review article, upon referring to research productivity trend analysis, researchers of Sandford University lamented the rarity of finding big ideas. They concluded that “great ideas…
Taiwan’s Semiconductor Monopoly – How did it arise?
More than sixty percent of global Foundry output is from Taiwan. Besides, TSMC alone has a 54 percent global Foundry market share. These two numbers are good enough to show…
Semiconductor Value Chain – globally distributed ecosystem
Global chip shortage affecting production was one of the top news in 2021–culminating in the Chip War. It has affected 200 downstream sectors ranging from smartphones to automobiles. Why does…
Technology S-curve – oversimplified misleading model
Did LED, Fuel-Cell, Multitouch, Steam engine, electronic image sensor, and many other technologies follow S-curve like typical lifecycle model? If yes, why did many technologically sound companies fail and tiny…