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Ask The Innovation GuruBW's Bruce Nussbaum answers readers' questions on all matters regarding innovation. This week, Michael Poidexter asks why companies such as GM fail to be more innovative. 08/28/2008Retail 2.0Kris Gopalakrishnan of Infosys discusses a new set of technologies aimed at adding a digital layer to stores shelves. The idea? To help retailers monitor supplies 08/28/2008Ask the Innovation GuruBWs Bruce Nussbaum answers questions from readers. This week, Dan Lewis asks: How does one become an innovation guru? Dans further challenge: Please answer with a straight face. 08/28/2008Jetting AheadFasten your seatbelts for a sneak peak at the first new terminal constructed in the U.S. since 9/11. JetBlue Airways' facility cost $743 million and is set to open its gates on Oct. 1 08/11/2008Bringing Bicycles BackDavid Webster of IDEO talks about how the innovation firm used product, retail, and strategy design to help parts supplier Shimano help bike manufacturers attract a new audience of riders 07/16/2008The New Direction of DesignBusinessWeek Innovation chief Bruce Nussbaum talks to Frank Tyneski, IDSA's Ducati-driving executive director about new directions for design and innovation 06/12/2008C. K. Prahalad on Innovation, Part 1Management expert C. K. Prahalad discusses the new landscape of innovation, in which companies must learn to co-create with their consumers, making use of a global ecosystem of resources 05/19/2008C. K. Prahalad on Innovation, Part 2In the second part of this interview, C. K. Prahalad discusses executives' need to focus on business processes to capitalize on the new world of co-creation and global resources 05/19/2008HP Doesn't Waste Time with E-WasteRenee St. Denis discusses how Hewlett-Packard's corporate processes and design strategies have evolved in dealing with e-waste, or outdated and discarded PCs, printers, and other devices. 03/13/2008Minimizing HummerGeneral Motors' Hummer is redesigning its SUVs with smaller, more efficient models. The new HX concept, created by twenty-something designers, shows how a future Hummer mini might look 04/17/2008P&G's AG Lafley on Innovation04/17/2008 |
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