by Braden Kelley
This year I thought I would experiment with a Top Ten list at the beginning of each month, profiling the ten posts from the previous month that generated the most traffic to Blogging …

by Jeffrey Phillips
You’d think with all the fawning press many companies and executives receive that defining a clear, concise corporate strategy would be a “no brainer”. After all, don’t we hire and pay executives …

by Mike Myatt
Why do business fail? Given the current state of the economy, I would say it’s a safe bet that many of you have pondered the answer to this question as we watch companies …

Thank you to Brightidea for sponsoring Blogging Innovation for September 2010.
Brightidea, the leader in cloud-based innovation management solutions, recently announced major customer campaigns that are changing the future of how companies and government innovate. The …

Network Weaving
by Venessa Miemis
So people learned from the angels of God how to build bridges, and therefore, after fountains, the greatest blessing is to build a bridge and the greatest sin to interfere with one. …

Putting More Smart People On A Problem Might Not Be The Answer
by Idris Mootee
Early breakfast in a Boston hotel and I’m ready for an executive workshop. There are so many decision to be made …

by Ric Merrifield
Back in May, David Streitfeld wrote this article about how, and why, people in the US aren’t paying their mortgages. While it was one of the most troubling articles I have read …

by Stefan Lindegaard
You might have picked up that Nissan is launching of a new corporate push dubbed “Innovation for All.”
This article from AdAge explains that the idea is to transition from a price-driven, model-specific strategy …

by Rebel Brown
Harvard Business Review had a great post last week entitled “5 Warning Signs That Your Innovation Efforts are Going Off the Rails.”
I had to chuckle as I read the post – focused …

by Caspar van Rijnbach
Since open innovation is an extension of internal innovation – at least it should be – one would expect that companies take managing their innovation networks very serious. Unfortunately, in many organizations …