Good reads on innovation #3

Here comes a list of reads, videos and podcasts on innovation that I have enjoyed and re-tweeted in the last couple of weeks. I hope you will enjoy this as well.

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Markets or Communities? The Best Ways to Manage Outside Innovation -  a must-read interview with Karim R. Lakhani

Winning The Contest Of Ideas – examples of cash prize contests to spur innovation from Netflix, X Prize and Cisco

How Does China Compare To Europe and US in Innovation? – podcast with Kevin Ryan

A Look Behind the Silver Lining – Boris Pluskowski’s honest and helpful review of The Silver Lining book by Scott Anthony

Buying, Not Making Innovation – good thoughts on Google by Joel West

Why Segway Failed To Reshape The World: Focused On Invention Rather Than Innovation – a post by Mike Masnick

Implement Open Innovation Strategy: Focus On Input – Rob Veldt urges you to focus on the input side of open innovation

The Open Minded Professor – Erich Von Hippel on open source, lead user and open innovation

Video With John Hagel On Innovation In Emerging Countries

How Customer Co-Creation Is The Future Of Business – Graham Hill presents a series of principles that guide our thinking about what co-creation is (good focus on life-time usage)

Why Creative Leaders Are So Rare – insights by Navi Radjou

How Knowledge Can Hurt Innovation – Scott Anthony focuses on the “curse of knowledge”

The Next Step In Open Innovation – McKinsey looks into the direction of knowledge creation

Today´s Disruptions Are Tomorrow´s Incrementals – Jeffrey Phillips writes about two significant challenges for disruptive innovation; danger and time

The Crowd Is Wise (When It’s Focused) – great piece in New York Times; one of the most tweeted articles on open innovation

Enjoy!