Human-Centered Change & Innovation Weekly #77
Braden Kelley
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This week we bring you articles from? Robert B. Tucker , Robyn M. Bolton , Mike Shipulski , ?Shep Hyken , Douglas Ferguson and Greg Satell on digital revolution, design thinking, facilitation, leadership, innovation, technology and customer experience.
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Guest Post from Robert B. Tucker
The phone rang in geologist Doug Burbank’s office at the University of Southern California. A climbing buddy was calling to ask if he wanted to join an expedition that was shortly to climb Everest. Impulsively, even though he had a full teaching schedule, a wife, and two young daughters, Doug said, ...
Guest Post from Mike Shipulski
If you want to grow the top line right now, create a hard constraint – the product cannot change – and force the team to look for growth outside the product. Since all the easy changes to the product have been made, without ...
Guest Post from Shep Hyken
On a recent flight, the captain of the airplane announced over the PA system what time we would arrive at our destination. That would have been enough to make most people happy. However, he continued his announcement with ...
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Guest Post from Robyn Bolton
Do you sometimes feel like you’re living in an alternate reality?
If so, you’re not alone.?Most innovators feel that way at some point.
After all, you see things that others don’t.
Question things that seem inevitable and true.
Guest Post from Douglas Ferguson
Are you interested in facilitating a design thinking session at your workplace or for another organization? Have you learned about design thinking and want to get started or deepen your skills? If you are a newbie to design thinking facilitation, this is the guide for you.
Guest Post from Greg Satell
The history of digital technology has largely been one of denial followed by disruption. First came the concept of the productivity paradox, which noted the limited economic impact of digital technology. When e-commerce appeared, many doubted that it could ever compete with physical retail. Similar doubts were voiced about ...
I hope you enjoyed this week's contributions from our guest authors and have a fabulous start to the new year! Future editions will arrive each Sunday.?
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