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Abstract: During slumber, our brain engages in data analysis, from strengthening memories to solving problems. Published: August 2008 Authors: Robert Stickgold and Jeffrey M. Ellenbogen Link: Scientific American Mind
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Abstract: From GE to Nestlé to watchmaker Omega, companies use the Games to test-drive new ideas—and strut their stuff. Published: Business Week, August 7, 2008 Authors: Reena Jana, Frederik Balfour and Oriana Schwindt Links: Business Week - article Business...
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Abstract: GMnext.com invited Dr. Chris Borroni-Bird, Director of Advanced Technology Vehicle Concepts at GM, and BoingBoing.net founder and technology evangelist Mark Frauenfelder, to speculate on innovation, technology, energy, environment, and their...
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Abstract: Increasingly companies are using input and feedback from online communities to help with the creation of knowledge, products and services. Though the practice is in its earliest stages, there have been notable successes. This article from The...
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Abstract: P&G is using "design thinking" to tackle difficult business problems. While this may seem like the latest innovation buzzword, P&G is using the technique to generate effective ideas and, more importantly, change its culture...
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Key Findings Shed Light on Environmental Psychology of the Workplace In today’s economy, it is more important than ever for businesses to gain the competitive edge. Constant fluctuations in unemployment, productivity, consumer confidence and other major...
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Abstract: Throughout history governments and private interests seeking solutions to challenges have offered prizes to entrepreneurs and innovators. Follow the link to a fascinating slide show on 300 years of innovation awards. Published: June 2, 2008...
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Abstract: Using a fast-growing concept called open source science, InnoCentive connects "seekers" (companies with challenges) with "solvers" (innovators with a solution). According to John Seeley Brown, the process represents a new...
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Abstract: BusinessWeek reports that while the U.S. held first place, Asia, South America and Europe offered stronger competion than ever. Students also had a strong showing, winning 16% of the awards. Click the link below to view the best design ideas...
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Abstract: Callaway has long been the leading seller of women's golf equipment, but it wanted to expand its lead in this growing sector of the golf market. To do that the company figured it couldn't settle for an attitude of "OK, let's...
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Abstract: Faced with a shortage of skilled machine operators, Caterpillar needed a grader that was easy to use -- without alienating old-timers. While older models of the motor-grader construction vehicle had as many as 15 levers, a steering wheel and...
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Abstract: How a new Buick was made to appeal to a skeptical U.S. audience, as well as to the booming market in China. Published: Wall Street Journal, June 23, 2008 Authors: John D. Stoll Link: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB121372750341881589.html?mod...
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Abstract: The LifeStraw looks simple. But it has the potential to save many lives. Mikkel Vestergaard Frandsen didn't set out to help millions of people get access to safe drinking water. At the age of 19, he dropped out of school and moved to Nigeria...
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Abstract: Cutting concrete blocks can slow down a construction project, as workers haul heavy blocks to and from the one or two saws on work sites that are powerful enough to cut masonry. One contractor built his own lightweight-portable masonry saw for...
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Abstract: In search of a pair of women's jeans that fit right, but don't cost a fortune. The story of the Totally Slimming jeans began accidentally last August. Levi Strauss had convened a group of moms and their daughters at corporate headquarters...
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