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Epic Innovation Failures and What to Do Differently (Part 2)

Last week in the blog, we talked about some epic failures. Nokia, Sears, and Google all demonstrated huge failures by failing to recognize the competition and failing to understand customer needs. This week we’re going to talk about what to do differently and how to learn from these epic failures. What to Do Differently Hindsight… Read More >

Epic Innovation Failures and What to Do Differently (Part 1)

The Apple Newton. BlackBerry. Segway. Blockbuster. New Coke. And the list goes on. We are all familiar with the legendary failures of these brands and products. Yet, the path to a successful, commercial product is littered with failures. We even encouraged fast failure as a way to learn from the rapid prototyping of minimally viable… Read More >

Establishing an Innovation Baseline

A few months ago, I changed my cats’ food to only hairball formula. One of my cats tends to get really excited when the food comes out, eats too much, and makes a mess. He also has a tendency to eat things that are not food (like ribbon, yarn, and dental floss) and the hairball… Read More >