Good Reads on Innovation #30

Here comes a list of blog posts and articles on innovation that I have enjoyed in the last couple of weeks. You can follow me on Twitter: @lindegaard

Wanna Solve Impossible Problems? Find Ways to Fail Quicker by Aza Raskin http://bit.ly/elzRG8

From Products to Services: How Medellín, Colombia is Overcoming the Commodity Trap by Chesbrough http://bit.ly/hOnnSF

Innovation Always Starts With Empathy; Look at Zipcar and Even Apple by Vossoughi http://bit.ly/glK8vu

The Benefits of Open Innovation in Low-Tech SMEs by Wim Vanhaverbeke http://bit.ly/eUjb2r

Fail Bigger Cheaper: A Three Word Manifesto by Umair Hague http://bit.ly/fdigSp

Why Apple Succeeds: Users, Not Designers, Have the Best Ideas by Adam Silver – http://bit.ly/eDet8K

Open Innovation & Customer Co-Creation by Frank Piller http://slidesha.re/fKrpD0 interesting presentation

Three Questions that Will Kill Innovation by Tony Golsby-Smith http://bit.ly/e9K3cC

How to Tap Into Your Inner Innovation Child by @stephenshapiro http://bit.ly/fgrA5X

Why Most Product Launches Fail by Schneider / Hall http://bit.ly/gFHNpx – good description of 5 flaws

Grow your company like Google by @jhagel / @jseelybrown http://bit.ly/fWUeRk

A Failure That Still Haunts Me by Michael Schrage http://bit.ly/e0gXYF

What is the Customer’s Role in Breakthrough Innovation? by @ralph_ohr http://bit.ly/gUnlXq

Closed and Open Doors of Innovation – @stephenshapiro interview http://bit.ly/gA4ktf