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World Wide Partners - Mini DIG Day - Defining Innovation
- 1. INNOVATION IS INEVITABLE!
- 2. “When the winds of change are blowing, some people are building shelters and others are building windmills.” — Chinese Proverb
- 4. Innovation: The noun form of the Latin word innovare "to renew or change”
- 5. INNOVATIONS ARE . . .
- 6. INNOVATIONS ARE . . . Ideas
- 7. INNOVATIONS ARE . . . Ideas Methods
- 8. INNOVATIONS ARE . . . Ideas Methods Processes
- 9. INNOVATIONS ARE . . . Ideas Methods Processes Beliefs
- 10. INNOVATIONS ARE . . . Ideas Methods Processes Beliefs Different ways of thinking and doing
- 11. INNOVATIONS ARE . . . Ideas Methods Processes Beliefs Different ways of thinking and doing Organizational methods
- 12. INNOVATIONS ARE . . . Ideas Methods Processes Beliefs Different ways of thinking and doing Organizational methods Discoveries
- 13. INNOVATIONS ARE . . . Ideas Methods Processes Beliefs Different ways of thinking and doing Organizational methods Discoveries Substantial positive changes
- 15. THE WHEEL CHANGED: •How we moved things
- 16. THE WHEEL CHANGED: •How we moved things •How far we could travel in a day
- 17. THE WHEEL CHANGED: •How we moved things •How far we could travel in a day •The speed and frequency of connectivity
- 19. THE PRINTING PRESS: • The accessibility of the written word
- 20. THE PRINTING PRESS: • The accessibility of the written word • The educational system
- 21. THE PRINTING PRESS: • The accessibility of the written word • The educational system • The speed at which information was shared
- 23. THE INTERNET CHANGED: •The speed of communication
- 24. THE INTERNET CHANGED: •The speed of communication •The concept, format and the entire structure of the entertainment industry
- 25. THE INTERNET CHANGED: •The speed of communication •The concept, format and the entire structure of the entertainment industry •Candidates approach to campaigning and politics overall
- 26. THE INTERNET CHANGED: •The speed of communication •The concept, format and the entire structure of the entertainment industry •Candidates approach to campaigning and politics overall •The connectivity of the world
- 27. INNOVATION CLUSTERS INNOVATION = CREATIVE COMBINATION MULTIPLE DISCOVERY: INNOVATION IS INEVITABLE
- 28. Statistician David Banks found that human geniuses, and therefore innovations aren’t scattered randomly across time and space. Instead, they tend to arrive in tight clusters.
- 30. From 440 to 380 BC Athens was home to Plato, Socrates, Thucydides, Herodotus, Euripides, Aeschylus, and Aristophanes and many others.
- 31. From 440 to 380 BC Athens was home to Plato, Socrates, Thucydides, Herodotus, Euripides, Aeschylus, and Aristophanes and many others. These thinkers are the Fathers of Western Civilization.
- 32. In 50 years, from 1440 to 1490 AD in a city of fewer than 70,000 people there were a staggering number of artists and inventors; Michelangelo, da Vinci, Ghiberti, Botticelli, and Donatello.
- 33. What Are The Elements That Create Innovation Clusters?
- 34. Exposure:
- 35. Exposure: People
- 40. Exposure: Technology and People connectivity Ideas allow us to Cultures be exposed Traditions Products to new ideas and thinking everyday!
- 41. Education:
- 42. Education: Innovative cultures pioneered new forms of teaching and learning.
- 43. Education: Innovative cultures pioneered new forms of teaching and learning.
- 44. Education: Innovative cultures pioneered new forms of teaching and learning. Medieval Florence = The apprentice-master model
- 45. Education: Innovative cultures pioneered new forms of teaching and learning. Medieval Florence = The apprentice-master model Elizabethan England = Education for middle-class males
- 46. Education:
- 47. Education: Today we have easy access to:
- 48. Education: Today we have easy access to: Online Educational Options
- 49. Education: Today we have easy access to: Online Educational Options DIY Tools & Resources
- 50. Education: Today we have easy access to: Online Educational Options DIY Tools & Resources How-to Videos
- 51. Education: Today we have easy access to: Online Educational Options DIY Tools & Resources How-to Videos Educational Content
- 52. Education: Today we have easy access to: Online Educational Options DIY Tools & Resources How-to Videos Educational Content This access allows people to learn at their own pace, in their own way.
- 53. 67% of academic professionals rated online education courses as the same or superior to face-to-face instruction
- 55. Risk Taking:
- 56. Risk Taking: Institutions that encourage risk-taking are essential to fostering innovation.
- 57. Risk Taking: Institutions that encourage risk-taking are essential to fostering innovation. Shakespeare had royal support for his plays
- 58. Risk Taking: Institutions that encourage risk-taking are essential to fostering innovation. Shakespeare had royal support for his plays Renaissance Florence benefited from the support of the Medicis
- 59. Risk Taking:
- 60. Risk Taking: The VC community encourages risk taking within the startup space.
- 61. Risk Taking: The VC community encourages risk taking within the startup space. Crowdsourced funding options for startups allow for independent risk taking.
- 62. Risk Taking:
- 63. Risk Taking: Open systems and APIs along with access to knowledge and technologies like cloud computing also create a safe environment for experimentation.
- 68. Paper - 1800 BC
- 69. Paper - 1800 BC Ink - 180 BC
- 70. Paper - 1800 BC Ink - 180 BC Screw Press - 1 AD
- 71. Paper - 1800 BC Ink - 180 BC Screw Press - 1 AD Movable Type - 1040 AD
- 72. Paper - 1800 BC Ink - 180 BC Screw Press - 1 AD Movable Type - 1040 AD Printing Press - 1440 AD
- 74. Interchangeable Parts - 1801
- 75. Interchangeable Parts - 1801 Assembly Line - 1867
- 76. Interchangeable Parts - 1801 Assembly Line - 1867 Automobile - 1885
- 77. Interchangeable Parts - 1801 Assembly Line - 1867 Automobile - 1885 Model T - 1908
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- 92. Multiple Discovery: The theory that most scientific discoveries and innovations are made independently and more or less simultaneously by multiple scientists and inventors.
- 93. INNOVATION IS INEVITABLE!!
- 94. Science and Technology follow evolutionary models.
- 95. The Evolution of Interface
- 96. The Evolution of Interface
- 97. The Evolution of Interface
- 98. The Evolution of Interface
- 99. The Evolution of Currency
- 100. The Evolution of Currency
- 101. The Evolution of Currency
- 102. The Evolution of Currency
- 103. The Evolution of Currency
- 104. The Evolution of Currency
- 105. The Evolution of Currency
- 106. The Evolution of Currency
- 107. Charles Darwin Alfred Russel Wallace
- 108. Elisha Gray Alexander Graham Bell
- 110. Vision is the art of seeing what is invisible to others. Jonathan Swift
- 111. patterns Look for and trends in order to make predictions on how technology and behavior will evolve.
- 112. Our understanding of the future is limited by our existing knowledge and vocabulary.
- 113. Visions of the Future
- 114. Visions of the Future
- 115. Visions of the Future
- 116. Visions of the Future
- 117. Visions of the Future “There is no reason anyone would want a computer in their home.” Ken Olson, president of Digital Equipment Corp. 1977
- 118. Visions of the Future “This 'telephone' has too many “There is no reason anyone shortcomings to be seriously would want a computer in their considered as a means of home.” communication.” Ken Olson, president of Digital Equipment Western Union memo, 1876 Corp. 1977
- 119. Visions of the Future “This 'telephone' has too many “Everything that can be “There is no reason anyone shortcomings to be seriously invented has been invented.” would want a computer in their considered as a means of home.” communication.” Charles H. Duell, Office of Patents, 1899 Ken Olson, president of Digital Equipment Western Union memo, 1876 Corp. 1977
- 121. • We are living during a “cluster of human genius,” take advantage of the elements that make this possible
- 122. • We are living during a “cluster of human genius,” take advantage of the elements that make this possible - Expose yourself to new ideas and cultures
- 123. • We are living during a “cluster of human genius,” take advantage of the elements that make this possible - Expose yourself to new ideas and cultures - Educate yourself using free, digital tools and content
- 124. • We are living during a “cluster of human genius,” take advantage of the elements that make this possible - Expose yourself to new ideas and cultures - Educate yourself using free, digital tools and content - Take risks and encourage risk taking within your organization
- 125. • We are living during a “cluster of human genius,” take advantage of the elements that make this possible - Expose yourself to new ideas and cultures - Educate yourself using free, digital tools and content - Take risks and encourage risk taking within your organization • Look for opportunities for creative combination
- 126. • We are living during a “cluster of human genius,” take advantage of the elements that make this possible - Expose yourself to new ideas and cultures - Educate yourself using free, digital tools and content - Take risks and encourage risk taking within your organization • Look for opportunities for creative combination • Innovation is inevitable, so don’t resist
- 127. • We are living during a “cluster of human genius,” take advantage of the elements that make this possible - Expose yourself to new ideas and cultures - Educate yourself using free, digital tools and content - Take risks and encourage risk taking within your organization • Look for opportunities for creative combination • Innovation is inevitable, so don’t resist • Connect the dots and focus on behavioral trends
- 128. THANK YOU! Follow me: @Nicola_Smith22
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- The term innovation derives from the Latin word innovatus, which is the noun form of innovare "to renew or change," stemming from in-"into" + novus-"new". Although the term is broadly used, innovation generally refers to the creation of better or more effective products, processes, technologies, or ideas that are accepted by markets, governments, and society. Innovation differs from invention or renovation in that innovation generally signifies a substantial positive change compared to incremental changes.\n
- An innovation is a value-creation mechanism. It is the way we humans manage to extract more value, generate more economic surplus and therefore more leisure time, and manage to get away from just hunting and gathering.\nit is a process of making changes by introducing valuable new methods, ideas, or products. “Innovations” are the things themselves—the ideas, methods, and processes. It’s not simply that better mousetrap; it’s different ways of thinking and doing. Innovations may of course be inventions, but they may also be beliefs, organizational methods, and discoveries. \nInnovation is not just an invention, but rather innovation changes the way things are done.\n
- An innovation is a value-creation mechanism. It is the way we humans manage to extract more value, generate more economic surplus and therefore more leisure time, and manage to get away from just hunting and gathering.\nit is a process of making changes by introducing valuable new methods, ideas, or products. “Innovations” are the things themselves—the ideas, methods, and processes. It’s not simply that better mousetrap; it’s different ways of thinking and doing. Innovations may of course be inventions, but they may also be beliefs, organizational methods, and discoveries. \nInnovation is not just an invention, but rather innovation changes the way things are done.\n
- An innovation is a value-creation mechanism. It is the way we humans manage to extract more value, generate more economic surplus and therefore more leisure time, and manage to get away from just hunting and gathering.\nit is a process of making changes by introducing valuable new methods, ideas, or products. “Innovations” are the things themselves—the ideas, methods, and processes. It’s not simply that better mousetrap; it’s different ways of thinking and doing. Innovations may of course be inventions, but they may also be beliefs, organizational methods, and discoveries. \nInnovation is not just an invention, but rather innovation changes the way things are done.\n
- An innovation is a value-creation mechanism. It is the way we humans manage to extract more value, generate more economic surplus and therefore more leisure time, and manage to get away from just hunting and gathering.\nit is a process of making changes by introducing valuable new methods, ideas, or products. “Innovations” are the things themselves—the ideas, methods, and processes. It’s not simply that better mousetrap; it’s different ways of thinking and doing. Innovations may of course be inventions, but they may also be beliefs, organizational methods, and discoveries. \nInnovation is not just an invention, but rather innovation changes the way things are done.\n
- An innovation is a value-creation mechanism. It is the way we humans manage to extract more value, generate more economic surplus and therefore more leisure time, and manage to get away from just hunting and gathering.\nit is a process of making changes by introducing valuable new methods, ideas, or products. “Innovations” are the things themselves—the ideas, methods, and processes. It’s not simply that better mousetrap; it’s different ways of thinking and doing. Innovations may of course be inventions, but they may also be beliefs, organizational methods, and discoveries. \nInnovation is not just an invention, but rather innovation changes the way things are done.\n
- An innovation is a value-creation mechanism. It is the way we humans manage to extract more value, generate more economic surplus and therefore more leisure time, and manage to get away from just hunting and gathering.\nit is a process of making changes by introducing valuable new methods, ideas, or products. “Innovations” are the things themselves—the ideas, methods, and processes. It’s not simply that better mousetrap; it’s different ways of thinking and doing. Innovations may of course be inventions, but they may also be beliefs, organizational methods, and discoveries. \nInnovation is not just an invention, but rather innovation changes the way things are done.\n
- An innovation is a value-creation mechanism. It is the way we humans manage to extract more value, generate more economic surplus and therefore more leisure time, and manage to get away from just hunting and gathering.\nit is a process of making changes by introducing valuable new methods, ideas, or products. “Innovations” are the things themselves—the ideas, methods, and processes. It’s not simply that better mousetrap; it’s different ways of thinking and doing. Innovations may of course be inventions, but they may also be beliefs, organizational methods, and discoveries. \nInnovation is not just an invention, but rather innovation changes the way things are done.\n
- An innovation is a value-creation mechanism. It is the way we humans manage to extract more value, generate more economic surplus and therefore more leisure time, and manage to get away from just hunting and gathering.\nit is a process of making changes by introducing valuable new methods, ideas, or products. “Innovations” are the things themselves—the ideas, methods, and processes. It’s not simply that better mousetrap; it’s different ways of thinking and doing. Innovations may of course be inventions, but they may also be beliefs, organizational methods, and discoveries. \nInnovation is not just an invention, but rather innovation changes the way things are done.\n
- The wheel in itself is not an innovation, it is an invention. The innovation is how it changed human culture. It changed how we moved things, how far we could go in a day, and how far a farm could be from a village. It also drove us to domesticate draft animals since we now had a real use for them. \n
- The wheel in itself is not an innovation, it is an invention. The innovation is how it changed human culture. It changed how we moved things, how far we could go in a day, and how far a farm could be from a village. It also drove us to domesticate draft animals since we now had a real use for them. \n
- The wheel in itself is not an innovation, it is an invention. The innovation is how it changed human culture. It changed how we moved things, how far we could go in a day, and how far a farm could be from a village. It also drove us to domesticate draft animals since we now had a real use for them. \n
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- Social media is one of these things, the next will be mobile and we need to be proactively looking out for what is next on the horizon. \n
- Social media is one of these things, the next will be mobile and we need to be proactively looking out for what is next on the horizon. \n
- Social media is one of these things, the next will be mobile and we need to be proactively looking out for what is next on the horizon. \n
- Social media is one of these things, the next will be mobile and we need to be proactively looking out for what is next on the horizon. \n
- Social media is one of these things, the next will be mobile and we need to be proactively looking out for what is next on the horizon. \n
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- Social media is one of these things, the next will be mobile and we need to be proactively looking out for what is next on the horizon. \nbenefit of human mixing. It’s no accident that past talent clusters were all commercial trading centers, which allowed a wide diversity of people to share ideas. (Urbanization makes this mixing easier.) The same logic still applies: Research indicates that in the overall population, a 1 percent increase in the number of immigrants with college degrees leads to a 9 to 18 percent rise in patent production. Open immigration policies are a feature, not a bug.\n\nI would argue that connective/social communication technology achieves this same benefit\n
- Social media is one of these things, the next will be mobile and we need to be proactively looking out for what is next on the horizon. \nbenefit of human mixing. It’s no accident that past talent clusters were all commercial trading centers, which allowed a wide diversity of people to share ideas. (Urbanization makes this mixing easier.) The same logic still applies: Research indicates that in the overall population, a 1 percent increase in the number of immigrants with college degrees leads to a 9 to 18 percent rise in patent production. Open immigration policies are a feature, not a bug.\n\nI would argue that connective/social communication technology achieves this same benefit\n
- Social media is one of these things, the next will be mobile and we need to be proactively looking out for what is next on the horizon. \nbenefit of human mixing. It’s no accident that past talent clusters were all commercial trading centers, which allowed a wide diversity of people to share ideas. (Urbanization makes this mixing easier.) The same logic still applies: Research indicates that in the overall population, a 1 percent increase in the number of immigrants with college degrees leads to a 9 to 18 percent rise in patent production. Open immigration policies are a feature, not a bug.\n\nI would argue that connective/social communication technology achieves this same benefit\n
- Social media is one of these things, the next will be mobile and we need to be proactively looking out for what is next on the horizon. \nbenefit of human mixing. It’s no accident that past talent clusters were all commercial trading centers, which allowed a wide diversity of people to share ideas. (Urbanization makes this mixing easier.) The same logic still applies: Research indicates that in the overall population, a 1 percent increase in the number of immigrants with college degrees leads to a 9 to 18 percent rise in patent production. Open immigration policies are a feature, not a bug.\n\nI would argue that connective/social communication technology achieves this same benefit\n
- Social media is one of these things, the next will be mobile and we need to be proactively looking out for what is next on the horizon. \nbenefit of human mixing. It’s no accident that past talent clusters were all commercial trading centers, which allowed a wide diversity of people to share ideas. (Urbanization makes this mixing easier.) The same logic still applies: Research indicates that in the overall population, a 1 percent increase in the number of immigrants with college degrees leads to a 9 to 18 percent rise in patent production. Open immigration policies are a feature, not a bug.\n\nI would argue that connective/social communication technology achieves this same benefit\n
- Social media is one of these things, the next will be mobile and we need to be proactively looking out for what is next on the horizon. \nbenefit of human mixing. It’s no accident that past talent clusters were all commercial trading centers, which allowed a wide diversity of people to share ideas. (Urbanization makes this mixing easier.) The same logic still applies: Research indicates that in the overall population, a 1 percent increase in the number of immigrants with college degrees leads to a 9 to 18 percent rise in patent production. Open immigration policies are a feature, not a bug.\n\nI would argue that connective/social communication technology achieves this same benefit\n
- which is how William Shakespeare—the son of a glover who couldn’t sign his name—ended up getting free Latin lessons..\n
- which is how William Shakespeare—the son of a glover who couldn’t sign his name—ended up getting free Latin lessons..\n
- which is how William Shakespeare—the son of a glover who couldn’t sign his name—ended up getting free Latin lessons..\n
- which is how William Shakespeare—the son of a glover who couldn’t sign his name—ended up getting free Latin lessons..\n
- which is how William Shakespeare—the son of a glover who couldn’t sign his name—ended up getting free Latin lessons..\n
- which is how William Shakespeare—the son of a glover who couldn’t sign his name—ended up getting free Latin lessons..\n
- which is how William Shakespeare—the son of a glover who couldn’t sign his name—ended up getting free Latin lessons..\n
- which is how William Shakespeare—the son of a glover who couldn’t sign his name—ended up getting free Latin lessons..\n
- which is how William Shakespeare—the son of a glover who couldn’t sign his name—ended up getting free Latin lessons..\n
- which is how William Shakespeare—the son of a glover who couldn’t sign his name—ended up getting free Latin lessons..\n
- http://www.usnews.com/education/online-education/articles/2011/11/11/study-online-education-continues-growth\n
- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EKvHQc3QEow&feature=player_embedded\n
- Renaissance Florence benefited from the support of the Medicis to support new artistic forms, such as the use of perspective in painting.\n\n
- Renaissance Florence benefited from the support of the Medicis to support new artistic forms, such as the use of perspective in painting.\n\n
- Renaissance Florence benefited from the support of the Medicis to support new artistic forms, such as the use of perspective in painting.\n\n
- Renaissance Florence benefited from the support of the Medicis to support new artistic forms, such as the use of perspective in painting.\n\n
- Renaissance Florence benefited from the support of the Medicis to support new artistic forms, such as the use of perspective in painting.\n\n
- Renaissance Florence benefited from the support of the Medicis to support new artistic forms, such as the use of perspective in painting.\n\n
- Social media is one of these things, the next will be mobile and we need to be proactively looking out for what is next on the horizon. \n
- Social media is one of these things, the next will be mobile and we need to be proactively looking out for what is next on the horizon. \n
- Social media is one of these things, the next will be mobile and we need to be proactively looking out for what is next on the horizon. \n
- Social media is one of these things, the next will be mobile and we need to be proactively looking out for what is next on the horizon. \n
- Social media is one of these things, the next will be mobile and we need to be proactively looking out for what is next on the horizon. \n
- Social media is one of these things, the next will be mobile and we need to be proactively looking out for what is next on the horizon. \n
- Social media is one of these things, the next will be mobile and we need to be proactively looking out for what is next on the horizon. \n
- Social media is one of these things, the next will be mobile and we need to be proactively looking out for what is next on the horizon. \n
- Social media is one of these things, the next will be mobile and we need to be proactively looking out for what is next on the horizon. \n
- Social media is one of these things, the next will be mobile and we need to be proactively looking out for what is next on the horizon. \n
- Social media is one of these things, the next will be mobile and we need to be proactively looking out for what is next on the horizon. \n
- Social media is one of these things, the next will be mobile and we need to be proactively looking out for what is next on the horizon. \n
- Social media is one of these things, the next will be mobile and we need to be proactively looking out for what is next on the horizon. \n
- Social media is one of these things, the next will be mobile and we need to be proactively looking out for what is next on the horizon. \n
- Social media is one of these things, the next will be mobile and we need to be proactively looking out for what is next on the horizon. \n
- Social media is one of these things, the next will be mobile and we need to be proactively looking out for what is next on the horizon. \n
- Social media is one of these things, the next will be mobile and we need to be proactively looking out for what is next on the horizon. \n
- Social media is one of these things, the next will be mobile and we need to be proactively looking out for what is next on the horizon. \n
- Social media is one of these things, the next will be mobile and we need to be proactively looking out for what is next on the horizon. \n
- Social media is one of these things, the next will be mobile and we need to be proactively looking out for what is next on the horizon. \n
- Social media is one of these things, the next will be mobile and we need to be proactively looking out for what is next on the horizon. \n
- Social media is one of these things, the next will be mobile and we need to be proactively looking out for what is next on the horizon. \n
- Social media is one of these things, the next will be mobile and we need to be proactively looking out for what is next on the horizon. \n
- Social media is one of these things, the next will be mobile and we need to be proactively looking out for what is next on the horizon. \n
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- the theory of evolution of species, independently advanced in the 19th century by Charles Darwin and Alfred Russel Wallace.\n
- Bell and Elisha Gray filed patents for the telephone on the same day. \n
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- Social media is one of these things, the next will be mobile and we need to be proactively looking out for what is next on the horizon. \n
- Social media is one of these things, the next will be mobile and we need to be proactively looking out for what is next on the horizon. \n
- Social media is one of these things, the next will be mobile and we need to be proactively looking out for what is next on the horizon. \n
- Social media is one of these things, the next will be mobile and we need to be proactively looking out for what is next on the horizon. \n
- Social media is one of these things, the next will be mobile and we need to be proactively looking out for what is next on the horizon. \n
- Social media is one of these things, the next will be mobile and we need to be proactively looking out for what is next on the horizon. \n
- Social media is one of these things, the next will be mobile and we need to be proactively looking out for what is next on the horizon. \n
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