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Most Downloaded Show of 2022 - Innovation Benchmarking

Benchmarking is the comparing of your organization to others to measure your performance and possibly identify areas for improvement. It has been common practice since the early 1900s. Frederick Taylor, an American mechanical engineer, is credited with coining the term “benchmarking” in his book, The Principles of Scientific Management. Benchmarking

Innovation Benchmarking

The Devil's Advocate: Is it Good for Innovation?

Innovation is often lauded as the key to success in business. After all, staying ahead of the competition is hard if you're not constantly coming up with new ideas and ways to improve your products or services. But is every idea you come up with a good thing?

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Collin Howlett of Vecima on the Pace and Sources of Innovation

Here is the last interview from my time at the Cable Tec-Expo Show in Philadelphia. Collin Howlett, the CTO of Vecima, joins us to discuss the acceleration of innovation in the cable industry. Predicting the future grows more challenging as the pace of innovation accelerates. Customers are deploying innovations

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Irresponsible Innovation

A few weeks back, I wrote an opinion piece for The Innovators Network titled, Innovation Hero Worship: FTX, Theranos, and the Media. The core of the article is my belief that the media has a responsibility to not feed into the hero worship of innovation leaders. But there is more

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Asaf Matatyaou of Harmonic on Innovation Culture and AI

This is the third interview from my time at the Cable Tec-Expo Show in Philadelphia. Asaf Matatyaou, the VP of Solutions and Product Management for the Cable Access Business at Harmonic, joins us to discuss AI, data, and innovation culture. Consumer expectations have considerably shifted due to the impact

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Why Divergent Thinkers Will Always Win

Humans have always been thinkers. From the time early humans began to communicate, they used their brains to figure out how to survive and thrive. Over the years, humans have continued to use their brains to solve problems and create new things. To do this, humans have had to learn

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Jordi Fernandez of BeneTalk on Innovating Stuttering

Jordi Fernandez, Founder and CEO of BeneTalk, joins the show to discuss the mobile app that provides a community for people who stutter. Jordi is a person who stutters and growing up, his parents and teachers didn’t understand how to approach it. At a young age, he engaged in

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The Secret to Silicon Valley's Success

Whenever I'm speaking outside of California, I can usually expect an audience question about Silicon Valley. Such as — "What's the secret to Silicon Valley's success?" After all, this region is home to some of the world's most successful and innovative

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Jan Ariesen of Technetix on Prioritizing Innovation

This is the second interview from my time at the Cable Tec-Expo Show in Philadelphia. Jan Ariesen, the CTO of Technetix, joins us to discuss how his organization’s prioritization of innovation, paired with the right team, helps them solve tomorrow’s problems. Jan Ariesen of Technetix on Prioritizing

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The Near Future. Step Inside

A family walks with tigers, redirects ships through hurricanes, and lives alongside AI avatars. No one explains it. They just live with it.

The Near Future. Step Inside