382 EXTRA we are all creators
we need to create, not consume

we need to create, not consume
Optimizing Adoption of Technology. Tech is innovating rapidly and here to stay. 50 percent of IT projects fail for different reasons. We discuss a few of these and how to overcome the barriers. Technology should support a program/not dictate and provide value.
to innovate, you need to feed your brain many different things - not just tech
you need to look at things from a completely different angle
Innovation Management enthusiast with skill sets in Service Design, Design Thinking, User Research & Design, Strategic Foresight with experience on student projects for the world's foremost energy company and Footwear brands. support the show: https://anchor.fm/thinkfuture/support
if you can't take a small risk, can you take a big one? support the show: https://anchor.fm/thinkfuture/support
insight can come at the intersection between work and leisure support the show: https://anchor.fm/thinkfuture/support
Bernard Moon is a Co-founder & Partner at SparkLabs Group, which is a network of accelerators and venture capital funds that have invested in over 300 companies across 6 continents since 2013. With 11 accelerators in locations such as Seoul, Taipei, Sydney, Singapore and working with major research universities, such as Arizona State University. SparkLabs Global Ventures is a seed and Series A fund that primarily invests in the U.S. but has invested in over 70 startups across the U.S., Europ...
to change the culture of an organization, you need to open the Overton window a little at a time... support the show: https://anchor.fm/thinkfuture/support
in innovation, incongruency is your friend support the show: https://anchor.fm/thinkfuture/support
Helen Figge, BS, Pharm.D. MBA, CPHIMS, FHIMSS Certified Six Sigma Black Belt, and Lean Sensei Helen is a passionate healthcare innovator and futurist with expertise supporting c suite executives and peers ensuring team unity. She excels in strategic global governance programs, building collaborations and client loyalty, and formulating global best practice solution portfolios. Helen has served in three Fortune companies and with non-profit organizations with exponential authority, She has succes...
i want to live 5000 years. don't you? support the show: https://anchor.fm/thinkfuture/support
passion - skill and demand. you need all 3 to succeed. support the show: https://anchor.fm/thinkfuture/support
River is a new content discovery & news platform - the culmination of a 2+ year project by Jeremy whose investors include Founders Fund, .406, Box Group, Josh Kushner, and Scooter Braun. Similar to observations that led Jeremy to first conceptualized the 24-hour video sharing format (which we know as Stories) in 2012, he realized the need for a platform to act as a native home for a wide breadth of content. River puts context at the forefront of a rapidly shifting news cycle, and triangulate...
everyone keeps asking me "what is the ROI of innovation". this answers that question once and for all. support the show: https://anchor.fm/thinkfuture/support
Many startup founders (or corporate innovators) have an issue with the concept of an MVP. The definition of a Minimum Viable Product varies greatly – but in the purest sense, it should be “the least you can do” support the show: https://anchor.fm/thinkfuture/support
Choice is a community bank and forward-thinking in the technological sense so we blended that together in People First. We truly put people before banking. We have created an atmosphere of empowering employees to do things that go above and beyond what a typical banking experience would be. That is our focus
much of life is trudging through painful events to get to the other side. to get better at it - you need to find pleasure in pain.
there are many disconnects between reality and what we are being told about reality. do humans prefer the disconnect to reality? books mentioned in the show: Power: https://amzn.to/3g3V4Zt Horse Sense: https://amzn.to/3d7ClKM
My company website: www. panogs.com The longest-running VR organization: www.ivrpa.org The Making of the One World Trade Center Panorama | TIME https://youtu.be/z3ZG1kZ0dsE Capturing Everest VR for Time / Life and Sports Illustrated - https://vimeo.com/216101186 Links for the Yosemite Extreme Panoramic Imaging Project: Video overview: https://youtu.be/ubJgSMEyS-E Yosemite Rock Fall Geological Survey Usage: https://www.nps.gov/yose/learn/nature/panoramic.htm Other things mentioned: Panogs 50-Year...
sometimes you need to take your eyes off the ball to innovate
you may need to break (or bend) the rules to innovate in your space.
Alex is the Director of Strategic Innovation at Samsung, focusing on the mobile category - thinking about the future of mobile devices. Trend analysis, the evolution of business models, design affordances, smart and sensible design, rooted in lean startup methodologies.
we used to think that it's better to ask for forgiveness than permission, but in the world of today, what are the chances you WILL be forgiven?
you can become successful in many fields with 10000 hours of practice - just not in any field.
I am currently director of product innovation at McKesson Corporation, a pharmaceutical and healthcare IT company. I work for a technical division, MPTS - Macro Helix, where we create software for hospitals and pharmacies. My primary role is to analyze the industry and discover market problems that we can build software to solve.
if you have all the time and space in the world, can you still be creative?
sometimes dumb is good.
Karin Lange is Head of the FutureLab at La Mobilière, Switzerland’s oldest private insurance company that has operated on a mutual basis since its founding in 1826. The FutureLab is part of Corporate Foresight Management and the innovation department. Making the future tangible is her passion – with the goal to develop the skill of future thinking for the majority of the employees. Using joint (employee) forces (in combination with other tools) to detect change early, to build future scenarios a...
there is gold in the empty white spaces between things.