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Innovation S-curves unfold through stages of ferment, take off, maturity and discontinuity

Innovation S-curve – episodic evolution

Innovation S-curve refers to the formation and growth of innovations reaching maturity through a non-linear S-curve life cycle. Like human beings, upon birth, innovations keep evolving through stages. The evolution…

Startup recipe is about pursuing reinvention due to strong urge of empathy and creating the scale effect for meeting the desire of offering better alternative in helping people get jobs done better

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Startups

Startup Recipe – empathize, reinvent and scale

Is not startup a heroic art or Eureka moment? Does startup recipe sound absurd? Perhaps, it does. Surprisingly, there are reoccurring patterns in the journey of Carl Benz, Edison, Steve…

Digital disruption takes place due to the switching failure of incumbent firms to the creative destruction wave, created by change of mature technology cores with digital ones

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Digital Disruption – reinventions out of digitization

Camera, movies, books, music, and many others have already gone through digital disruptions. And many others are in the pipeline. Industry experts believe that a growing number of incumbent products…

Apple's innovation strategy is about creation and monopolisation of reinvention waves out of scale, scope, network externality and global ecosystem of suppliers

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Apple’s Innovation Strategy – creating and monopolizing

Of course, Steve Jobs’ empathy and creativity triggered Apple’s Innovation flywheel. But is it good enough to keep building momentum after his long, eternal departure? Apple’s business success of generating…

Startup strategy distills from economies of scale, scope and externality

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Startup Strategy – distills from innovation economics

Are not great ideas, heroic character, and risk capital good enough for startup success? Startups are pursuing creative waves out of great innovative ideas for Disruptive innovation. For succeeding, is…

Network externality effect is a blessing and curse for the innovation diffusion--demanding smart strategy to leverage it.

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Network Externality – affecting innovation diffusion race

The network Externality Effect has been at the core of the success of Facebook, Google search engine, and many others. On the other hand, it has been a seemingly insurmountable…

High-tech candidate technologies offer the possibilities of fuelling creative waves of destruction out of reinvention of existing and products and processes

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Economics of Technology

High-tech – leveraging creative waves of destruction

We are bombarded with endless news about the possibilities of High-tech. Starting from venture capital fund managers, development practitioners to entrepreneurs, everybody seems to be after the high tech. Fund…

Economics of technology deals with the policies for intensifying profit making competition for offering higher quality products at lower cost out of the flow of technology ideas

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Economics of Technology — higher quality at lower cost

Technology affects the production, distribution, and consumption of goods services. Both the population and per capita has have been growing. The quality of living standard of the growing number of…

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Industrial Revolution

We are likely scared about the impending threat of massive job loss due to the unfolding of the Fourth Industrial Revolution. How do we define the industrial revolution, and why…

Feeding of urgency and knowledge to the creative process leads to inventions, but are not equally scalable

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Inventions

Invention

The invention is about ideas of organizing objects in a novel way in Getting jobs done better, preferably by consuming less labor, material, and energy. As we know, invention is…

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12 Creative Destruction Examples – driving prosperity out of destruction

Prof. Schumpeter introduced Creative Destruction in explaining Wealth creation, accumulation, and annihilation dynamics. He argued that creative destruction is crucial in Capitalism; it’s a vital tool to erode the monopoly. But what…

The transition of software development from craftsmanship to innovation opens new opportunity and demands new winning competence

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Analysis

Software Development from Craftsmanship to Innovation

The migration of business opportunities of software development from Craftsmanship to Innovation poses new challenges. In the 1950s, it started as craftsmanship. Either users themselves or programmers working with them…

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Innovation S-curve – episodic evolution

Startup Recipe – empathize, reinvent and scale

Digital Disruption – reinventions out of digitization

Apple’s Innovation Strategy – creating and monopolizing

Startup Strategy – distills from innovation economics

Network Externality – affecting innovation diffusion race

High-tech – leveraging creative waves of destruction

Economics of Technology — higher quality at lower cost

Industrial Revolution

Invention

12 Creative Destruction Examples – driving prosperity out of destruction

Software Development from Craftsmanship to Innovation

Principles

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