The Rhythm of Innovation
When thinking about Innovation, I have been wondering if there is a new way to think about the “process” as…
Author: Jim Gibson
Tip of the Spear: Part 2 – Questions
Part 1 of the Tip of the Spear blog post suggested we needed to “appreciate” the scope and speed of…
Tip of the Spear: Part 1
“The future has arrived — it’s just not evenly distributed yet.” William Gibson, 1992 Two questions: What do Donald Trump…
Strategy is Hard. Tactics are {Easier}
Innovation and change comes primarily from the intersection of existing and new disciplines. What makes today’s reality challenging – business,…
The Future is a Roundabout
The Future Roundabout by kevin dooley, on Flickr I have always loved roundabouts – traffic circles – or whatever name…
On Reading and Writing.
Humble readers and followers: One of the great joys of clearing space in my work world to begin researching and…
Alberta’s Start-up Tech Ecosystem: Why not here?
It occurred to me as I watched another western Canadian technology firm head down to spend 42 hours in the…
The Era of Getting S–T Done!
I have been involved with technology for exactly 30 years this fall. My first job was a “Micro-computer Analyst” with…
It starts with listening …
Listening: Some say that disruptive innovation is really about being able to manage the unknown / unknowns; creating new value…
Collective Brilliance: A New Leadership Paradigm
If you have read Walter Isaacson’s excellent biography of Steve Jobs you will know that one of the central themes…