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Developing scientific capability should focus on a bottom-up approach for creating economic value out of graduates, publications and patents

Developing Scientific Capability—Market Driven Bottom-Up Approach

Upon exploiting natural resources and labor, aspiring developing countries have been focusing on developing scientific capability–for fueling economic growth. However progress in R&D budget allocation, graduates, publications and patents are…

Japan’s quality from borrowed Ideas through quality management practice out of the lesson of Deming and Six Sigma is an oversimplification of the reality

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Japan’s Quality from Borrowed Ideas—Deming and Lean Six Sigma Good Enough?

The impression that Japan’s quality from borrowed ideas out of the practice of quality lesson of Dr. Deming and Lean Six Sigma appears to be misleading. The reality is far…

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Japan Leads being Follower

There appear to be contrasting realities in management culture, the nature of technological Innovation, and Japan's successes. Japanese management takes too long to decide. On the other hand, technology progresses…

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Winning Strategy of Apple vs Tesla

Neither Apple nor Tesla invented their great products. Apple redesigned smartphones with a unique feature of the multitouch user interface. Similarly, Tesla redesigned automobiles with new technology cores like electric…

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Edge in Battery Threatens Tesla

For the enigmatic CEO, the skyrocketing share price has been hoisting the winning flag of Tesla’s Electric Vehicle journey. As opposed to speculating the time frame by which Tesla will…

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Reverse Engineering of Silicon Valley

America has lost many achievements to the rest of the world. Starting from light bulbs to nuclear weapons, the list is endless. However, still to date, it’s success in building…

Both passion for perfection and the flow of knowledge should be fed to creative minds to generate ideas for profit making opportunity to offer better products at lower cost

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Passion and Knowledge for Scarcity of Ideas

There is no natural correlation between R&D budget, publications and patents

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Perfection Leads to Nobel Prize—Lesson from Japan’s relentless fueling of creative waves of destruction

Often, we draw a demarcation line between basic and applied researches. It’s a common understanding that industry is after quick profit through the subtle touch of available technologies. Mainly, we…

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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…

Samsung from a Trader to Innovator—a lesson for building high-tech firms

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Samsung from a Trader to an Innovator—a lesson for building high-tech firms

Across the world, there has been a growing interest in developing High-tech firms. How to develop them is a strategic question. Mainly, how should developing countries succeed in doing so?…

Invention and Evolution of Microwave Oven—accidental observation has led to must-have household item

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Invention and Evolution of Microwave Oven—accidental observation has led to must-have household item

In our kitchens, a microwave oven is an indispensable appliance. It has become an integral part of our lifestyle. The convenience and affordability make the diffusion of microwave ovens unstoppable.…

Fourth Industrial Revolution Suffers from Weak Capability of AI Technology Core

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Fourth Industrial Revolution Suffers from Weak AI Technology Core

We are at the cusp of the Fourth Industrial Revolution. Over the next 30 to 50 years, we will likely experience profound changes in our way of serving our purposes.…

disruptive innovation

Developing Scientific Capability—Market Driven Bottom-Up Approach

Japan’s Quality from Borrowed Ideas—Deming and Lean Six Sigma Good Enough?

Japan Leads being Follower

Winning Strategy of Apple vs Tesla

Edge in Battery Threatens Tesla

Reverse Engineering of Silicon Valley

Passion and Knowledge for Scarcity of Ideas

Perfection Leads to Nobel Prize—Lesson from Japan’s relentless fueling of creative waves of destruction

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

Samsung from a Trader to an Innovator—a lesson for building high-tech firms

Invention and Evolution of Microwave Oven—accidental observation has led to must-have household item

Fourth Industrial Revolution Suffers from Weak AI Technology Core

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