In a past post I explored into scenarios and innovation in great depth (see How Does Scenario Planning Help Drive Innovation). I was reading a piece in the Financial Times called Another Way of to develop ideas (on the web as Another form of creative thinking) which looked at practices for Open Innovation. It does not mention scenarios. I think this is a critical mistake. … [Read more...] about Scenarios and Innovation: Where in the Process?
‘When Gadgets Betray Us’ Book Review: Robert Vamosi Wants to Save Us From Our Technology
As I type this review on my Windows laptop squall lines stream into Seattle, alternating darkness and downpours with hints of sunlight. To track the storms, I give Weather.com permission to identify my precise location. On the map, a dot now appears exacty where my home sits. Author Robert Vamosi, progenitor of When Gadgets Betray Us would not condone this activity. … [Read more...] about ‘When Gadgets Betray Us’ Book Review: Robert Vamosi Wants to Save Us From Our Technology
Video Conferencing Innovations: 4 Features That Reimagine Video Conferencing
Video Conferencing Innovations Despite months of investment and hundreds of new features, most video conferencing systems still deliver services that don’t meet expectations. From struggles with inputs and outputs, to confusion over video mirroring, to lost chat threads, video conferencing fails its users. Incremental improvements will not improve video conferencing … [Read more...] about Video Conferencing Innovations: 4 Features That Reimagine Video Conferencing
Kyocera DuraSport 5G UW Review: Did Kyocera Make All the Tough Choices?
Kyocera DuraSport 5G Review With the $579.99 Kyocera DuraSport 5G UW, Kyocera made a phone that survives drops of 5 feet onto concrete. The DuraSport survives mild soap, running water, and disinfectant wipes. Did the phone fall in mud? Rinse it off in the nearby creek. Dusty construction site or extracting fossils in the desert. No problem. And if any of that … [Read more...] about Kyocera DuraSport 5G UW Review: Did Kyocera Make All the Tough Choices?
STM Goods Dux Studio Review: Â 360-Degree Protection That Occasionally Gets in the Way
It becomes harder with each iPad Pro case to find differentiation. I no longer collect any cases on the market. I look to those of significant quality that I have found particularly useful over the years, or emerging cases that offer some form of innovation that makes this better than the average iPad case. I am reviewing the STM Goods Dux Studio because Australia’s STM … [Read more...] about STM Goods Dux Studio Review:  360-Degree Protection That Occasionally Gets in the Way