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[http://www.technologyreview.com/ MIT | [http://www.technologyreview.com/ MIT Technology Review]'s article on [http://www.technologyreview.com/read_article.aspx?id=17412&ch=infotech 10 Ways to Think about Innovation] summarize as follows: | ||
#Have faith. | #Have faith. | ||
#Embrace failure. | #Embrace failure. | ||
#Be thrilled by hard questions and problems. | #Be thrilled by hard questions and problems. | ||
#Connect across disparate disciplines. | #Connect across disparate disciplines. | ||
#Make it completely open so others can innovate on your works | #Make it completely open so others can innovate on your works. | ||
#Make it resilient and robust. | #Make it resilient and robust. | ||
#Delight in giving mankind what it desires. | #Delight in giving mankind what it desires. | ||
Latest revision as of 08:15, 10 September 2006
MIT Technology Review's article on 10 Ways to Think about Innovation summarize as follows:
- Have faith.
- Embrace failure.
- Be thrilled by hard questions and problems.
- Connect across disparate disciplines.
- Make it completely open so others can innovate on your works.
- Make it resilient and robust.
- Delight in giving mankind what it desires.
- Solve a real problem, even if people don't know they have that problem.
- Make the system useful for user number one, right from the start.
- Make it heal the world.