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| Davos Annual Meeting 2008 -Power of Collaborative Innovation |
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http://www.weforum.org/annualmeeting 26.01.2008
The Power of Collaborative Innovation
Industries are discovering that much of their
future growth depends on the ability to
collaborate with different actors to build
public-private partnerships, galvanize multiple
stakeholders and work with fast-growing
competitors.
What is the framework for the modern MNC to
evaluate and initiate alliances and partnerships
across multiple countries, interests and sectors
worldwide?
Jacques Aigrain, Chief Executive Officer, Swiss
Re, Switzerland
Carlos Ghosn, President and Chief Executive
Officer, Renault, France; President and Chief
Executive Officer, Nissan, Japan
Thomas H. Glocer, Chief Executive Officer,
Reuters, United Kingdom
Mark G. Parker, President and Chief Executive
Officer, Nike, USA
Hector de J. Ruiz, Chairman of the Board and Chief
Executive Officer, AMD (Advanced Micro Devices),
USA
Chaired by
Steve Adler, Editor-in-Chief, BusinessWeek, USA
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Durée : 3460 s |
| Innovation Survival - Innovation in Military, Warship Evolution |
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Google Tech Talks
May, 14 2008
ABSTRACT
The initial reaction and subsequent adoption
patterns innovative designs receive often surprise
their designers. But, regardless of the care and
passion any designer embeds in a novel creation,
the ultimate success metric can rest on the
design's intended functional effectiveness and
subsequent adoption rate on the design's ultimate
proving ground.
With warship design, well-intentioned, but
ultimately misguided, design goals and
applications can result in a harsh, swift, and
unforgiving annihilation of the fledgling
technology embodiment, its immediate attendants,
as well as it's delivery platform. It is also true
that failing to adopt a timely design innovation
can have the same consequence. In either case,
outcomes can prove catastrophic to participants.
Here, reality, not opinion provides an acid test.
This presentation focuses on warship evolution and
a few of its several lessons for designers in
nearly all vocations. From wooden warships to
today's floating steel leviathans, Warship
Evolution examines design innovators, their
decisions, and exogenous events that shaped
today's modern warships. As the anchor rises from
the seabed and lights dim, prepare to lash
yourself to a sturdy mast before traversing
warship design history, safely out of harms way.
Speaker: David Schwaderer
W. David Schwaderer is a veteran Silicon Valley
executive and entrepreneur. He is presently acting
as the Symantec Technology Network Editor-In-Chief
where he oversees corporate data protection
technology and system security technical
publishing as well as a monthly newsletter
distributed to 120,000 global readers.
David has a Masters Degree in Applied Mathematics
from the California Institute of Technology and an
MBA from the University of Southern California.
Whenever possible, he lectures at universities
such as Stanford and MIT and immerses Silicon
Valley companies in his favorite subject -
innovation.
David has authored ten technical books and six
commercial software programs for a variety of
computing architectures using several different
languages. His soon-to-be-published eleventh book
follows ten years of research and is titled
Innovation Survival - Concept, Courage and Change.
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Durée : 3938 s |
| Innovation at Stanford -- A Song |
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My final project for a class called "Innovation &
Implementation in Complex Organizations," offered
by the Hasso Platner Institute of Design at
Stanford University (d.school).
It's a tribute to Gordon MacKenzie's "Orbiting the
Giant Hairball," a book which offers some insights
on how large and complex organizations can
innovate.
And seriously, I do need a job. Feel free to
contact me if you've got anything in product
management, business development or marketing.
Thanks!
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Durée : 366 s |
| East Asia World Economic Forum 2007 - Innovation Mantra |
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http://www.weforum.org 25.06.2007
The Innovation Mantra: The Key to Asian
Competitiveness?
Citing innovation as the key to global
competitiveness has become a reflex in Asia. But
is innovation understood, and applied, in the
context of meeting the unmet needs of consumers
and markets through insight and invention? Is an
incremental, product-based approach the best for
Asia? Which industries and companies have it
right, and which have it wrong, in Asia? What has
been the track record of governments so far to
foster real innovation?
Jim Goodnight, Chief Executive Officer, SAS, USA
K. V. Kamath, Managing Director and Chief
Executive Officer, ICICI Bank, India
Kiyoshi Kurokawa, Science Adviser to the Prime
Minister, Cabinet Office of Japan
Lim Siong-Guan, Chairman, Singapore Economic
Development Board, Singapore
Liu Jiren, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer,
Neusoft, People's Republic of China
Jignesh Shah, Founder and Chief Executive Officer,
Financial Technologies (FTIL), India; Young Global
Leader
Chaired by
John K. Defterios, Group Vice-President, Content,
and Anchor, United Kingdom, FBC Media, United
Kingdom
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