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Bandit Design
Stanford Graduate School of Business
Clients From Hell
Palace of the Soviets
flood's ebb
Foreign Affairs
Animals Being Dicks
Money Is Not Important
The Architectural Review's Folio
99% Invisible
The Economist
brassyn
BMD Love Blog
The Clip Report
Future Projects
dc2fla
Balmoral Tech
Disruptive Catalog®
Kate Sliwa
bяutalism
Standards of a new world
living in beta
Transmodern
• Ask me anything
systems design innovation bikes
Following:
Design InfoBandit Design
Stanford Graduate School of Business
Clients From Hell
Palace of the Soviets
flood's ebb
Foreign Affairs
Animals Being Dicks
Money Is Not Important
The Architectural Review's Folio
99% Invisible
The Economist
brassyn
BMD Love Blog
The Clip Report
Future Projects
dc2fla
Balmoral Tech
Disruptive Catalog®
Kate Sliwa
bяutalism
Standards of a new world
living in beta
Transmodern
The Postman Always Pings Twice
The service’s thousands of delivery vehicles have only one purpose now: to transport mail. But what if they were fitted with sensors to collect and transmit information about weather or air pollutants? The trucks would go from being bulky tools of industrial-age communication to being on the cutting edge of 21st-century information-gathering and forecasting.
Paul Higgins: an interesting concept. We all need to re-think what we have as assets and competencies and see if they can be reconfigured in an information rich networked world
The Human Incubator
Sometimes, the best way to progress isn’t to advance — to step up with more money, more technology, more modernity. It’s to retreat.
Paul Higgins: an example of thinking differently within the constraints that are present
3 Mobile Healthcare Apps that Leverage the Cloud - ReadWriteCloud
The mobile healthcare market is finally starting to show significant growth. The number of apps has increased more than 150% on Android and 140% on the Blackberry in the past year. According to Mobile Health News, more than 4,200 healthcare apps are on the Apple platform and Android users have access to about 500. By 2015, more than 500,000 people are expected to be using healthcare smartphone applications.
(via emergentfutures)
My favourite ‘business’ books
Innovation-specific books by Clayton Christensen (I’m a fan):
- The Innovator’s Dilemma http://amzn.com/0060521996
- The Innovator’s Solution (Creating & Sustaining Successful Growth) http://amzn.com/1578518520
- Innovation Killers: How Financial Tools Destroy Your Capacity to do New Things http://amzn.com/1422136558
Innovation/idea implementation books:
- Doing Both (Capturing Profit & Driving Growth) by Inder Sidhu http://amzn.com/0137083645
- The Other Side of Innovation by Vijay Govindarajan http://amzn.com/1422166961
- The Innovator’s Toolkit by David Silverstream http://amzn.com/0470345357
- Diffusion of Innovations (5th Edition) by Everett Rogers http://amzn.com/0743222091
Management/strategy books:
- The Fifth Discipline: The Art & Practice of the Learning Organisation by Peter Senge http://amzn.com/0385517254 (watched this guy speak once - phenomenal)
- Driven: Business Strategy, Human Actions & the Creation of Wealth by Joel Litman http://amzn.com/0981457304
- Thinking in Systems, a Primer by Donella Meadows http://amzn.com/1603580557
