Good Reads On Innovation #5

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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GREAT READ Making the Change to “Proudly Found Elsewhere” – interview with Chris Thoen of P&G
http://bit.ly/467gv

GREAT READ The Good Enough Revolution: When Cheap And Simpe Is Just Good Fine – Wired
http://bit.ly/2TqkZH

Opening communication for open innovation: Should you share your strategy? – PARC blog
http://bit.ly/2lLcIn

Big Blue’s Global Lab: How Big Blue is forging cutting-edge partnerships – article and interview in BusinessWeek
http://twshot.com/?VTG

Seven Reasons Your Business Should Be On Twitter- blog post by Matt HeinzI
http://bit.ly/DJUVb

How To Manage Outside Innovation
http://ow.ly/nyxx

To Be More Innovative, Think Like A Venture Capitalist – Paul Sloane argues why the venture capital approach could also work in corporations
http://ow.ly/nyuf

Getting beyond the breakthrough – John Hagel tell corporations need to stop looking for the silver bullet –and to start listening to outsiders
http://bit.ly/2WWjpV

Design Driven Innovation – Jeffrey Phillips looks into the design of innovation processes
http://bit.ly/LPUEL

Forget Design Thinking and Try Hybrid Thinking – insights on P&G from Dev Patnaik
http://bit.ly/3UkG1l

IP slows down innovation in clean tech industry
http://bit.ly/YiVww

McKinsey Top 10 T and what they mean for IT – globalization under fire?
http://tinyurl.com/mldyf3

Innovation strategy in India – lessons from Tata
http://bit.ly/17uakm

HP Bets on Open Innovation – focus on academics
http://bit.ly/nxQTa

Good article on writing tweets by Jakob Nielsen
http://bit.ly/MUtC9

Sealed Air Corp. finds success, value in open innovation
http://ow.ly/llEx

Enjoy!