The problem with innovation
January 7, 2008 – 2:30 pm…is that the word doesn’t really mean very much.
The first person I heard make this case was Curt Carlson at SRI when I went there with the BBC. He preferred to use the the term ‘value creation’ but he was really just making a point in the context of his own institution’s need to generate more tangible benefits from its R&D activity.
Matt Cashmore, who is now directing the Innovation Labs for BBC Future Media and Technology, sent me a message this morning suggesting that we change the programme’s name to: “The we want new ideas, want better ideas, want big changes and need to place big bets on new ideas Labs”.
He’d read this post on Scott Berkun’s blog.






2 Responses to “The problem with innovation”
I find it rolls off the tongue better.
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By Matthew Cashmore on Jan 7, 2008
Sorry Frank… your turn
http://www.thelondonbiker.com/blog/?p=143
By Matthew Cashmore on Jan 24, 2008