Innovate Like Edison: The Five-Step System for Breakthrough Business SuccessPenguin, 2007年10月25日 - 320 頁 Read Sarah Miller Caldicott's posts on the Penguin Blog. Michael J. Gelb, author of the international bestseller How to Think Like Leonardo da Vinci, and Sarah Miller Caldicott, a descendant of Thomas Edison, introduce a revolutionary new system for successful innovation. Bestselling author Michael J. Gelb and Sarah Miller Caldicott introduce a carefully researched, easy-to-apply system of the five success secrets inspired by the creative methods of Thomas Alva Edison. The greatest innovator in American history, Edison set the stage for America’s global leadership in innovation by his focus on practical accomplishment. Now Gelb and Caldicott apply the best practices of this American genius to contemporary business situations to help today’s leaders harness their own innovative potential. Innovate Like Edison is a blueprint for success that will enable executives and entrepreneurs to revitalize their own ingenuity and thrive in today’s culture of innovation. |
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... elements for Innovate Like Edison that we describe in the following pages guided us through our entire creative process. We delighted especially in the experience of master-mind collaboration with each other, and with an extraordinary ...
... elements for Innovate Like Edison that we describe in the following pages guided us through our entire creative process. We delighted especially in the experience of master-mind collaboration with each other, and with an extraordinary ...
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... elements of Edison's approach to personal success and business innovation now. THE INNOVATION IMPERATIVE Every organization—not just business—needs one core competence: innovation. —Peter Drucker Thomas Edison was the most outstanding ...
... elements of Edison's approach to personal success and business innovation now. THE INNOVATION IMPERATIVE Every organization—not just business—needs one core competence: innovation. —Peter Drucker Thomas Edison was the most outstanding ...
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... elements—or building blocks—that support them. The five competencies and twenty-five elements represent a core curriculum for you to achieve innovation literacy. The competencies will enable you to Innovate Like Edison, whatever your ...
... elements—or building blocks—that support them. The five competencies and twenty-five elements represent a core curriculum for you to achieve innovation literacy. The competencies will enable you to Innovate Like Edison, whatever your ...
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... elements. Each element concludes with a section entitled Creating Innovation Literacy, designed to help you apply what you've just learned about Edison's methods to your own life, starting now. The Creating Innovation Literacy sections ...
... elements. Each element concludes with a section entitled Creating Innovation Literacy, designed to help you apply what you've just learned about Edison's methods to your own life, starting now. The Creating Innovation Literacy sections ...
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... elements that help us appreciate the man as well as the legend. Peter Drucker called Thomas Edison the “archetype for every high-tech entrepreneur.” AT SCHOOL: LIKE LEONARDO AND EINSTEIN Like Leonardo da Vinci and Albert Einstein, young ...
... elements that help us appreciate the man as well as the legend. Peter Drucker called Thomas Edison the “archetype for every high-tech entrepreneur.” AT SCHOOL: LIKE LEONARDO AND EINSTEIN Like Leonardo da Vinci and Albert Einstein, young ...
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THREE Competency 1Solutioncentered Mindset | |
FOUR Competency 2Kaleidoscopic Thinking | |
FIVE Competency 3Fullspectrum Engagement | |
SIX Competency 4Mastermind Collaboration | |
SEVEN Competency 5Supervalue Creation | |
EIGHT Edisons Legacy in the Twentyfirst Century | |
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