In July of 2013 I had the honor to present “Be a Fool – Innovate” at the CEMA Summit 2013. That presentation is below.
Co-created with AI Some people count days in steps or calories. I’ve come to count them in lines—written across paper in ink. It began as a practical gesture, an elegant supplement to a book project involving twenty interviews. What started as a decision to use a beautiful pen instead of a disposable one to capture…
The Closing General Session at MPI World Education Congress 2014 featured Scott Schenker, the General Manager, Events and Production Studio at Microsoft and Founder of Janus Dialogs. Scott believes there is magic in discovery and innovation. However the process of innovating is not magical – it comes from observing what others are doing, tapping the collective…
Co-created with AI Japan in 1911: The Meiji Era’s Final Years1911 falls near the end of the Meiji period (1868–1912), a time when Japan had undergone one of the most dramatic transformations in world history. In just a few decades, it had evolved from a feudal society ruled by samurai and shoguns into a modern industrial power….
Social norms, technology and the economy are under constant pressure. Small but meaningful changes that have the potential to disrupt our plans are advancing every day. Like pressure on a fault line, they can release small tremors or become major earthquakes. From the decline of intermediaries to the growth in protests, the shocks will affect…
The famous ad – “What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas” – is successful both in it catchiness and truism: in Las Vegas you can let your hair down and behave in ways you may want to forget. Given Vegas’ place as a center for conferences and trade shows, the reference is certainly not just…
I was planning on writing this one last week but the Economist beat me to it, and much better than I could. The impact of this new norm – 3D printing and additive manufacturing – will be nothing less than transformative to all aspects of business, society, and technology. Think about printing new light…
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Scott,
Thanks for the factual presentation of Innovation inspiring our thoughts. One of the “Best” articulated teachings worth taking action on. I am having breakfast with Matt Burnam grandson of Mr. Burnam in the morning. I will share.
Chris M. thanks for sharing.
Drew
KISS?? i thought you like country music? 🙂