Are you learning as fast as the world is changing? A constant state of change requires a constant state of learning. Only a handful of companies, and people, cultivate learning as a skill.
Put simply:
Cultures of innovation = Cultures of learning
With that said, there is one skill that will always be relevant in the future: continuous learning.…
Nowadays, it is extremely important that your company not only be rich in data, but also rich in insight. Business Intelligence refers to the process of extracting information and transforming it into data that will support the future decisions of your company. Then it’s also very important to use a top-grade business intelligence platform as that will give a far greater insight into what is needed. Business Intelligence provides a platform to build data for insight through queries, reports and online analytical processing.
Business Intelligence is gaining a sturdier foothold in the business sector based on its ability to be fast and effective. It allows for quick and detailed data analysis along with easier eye-catching presentation that surpasses those long hours spent hashing out statistics and spreadsheets. Ultimately, the better your Business Intelligence tool is, the smaller the revenue drain will be. Before you can read the best functions a business intelligence software, take a look at Tableau vs Power BI and learn the differences between business intelligence software. …
How do you talk about your business’s strategy so that your employees get it?
Any strategic planning session eventually needs to deliver a robust strategy, one that anyone can understand and execute. The truth is this rarely happens, as most strategic plans end up in a binder somewhere, and confuse more than enlighten people.
What business leaders want to avoid at all costs is confusion, which leads to inaction. So, how do we solve this challenge?…
Our businesses are the products of the choices we make every day. Whether we choose to spend an hour with a client, an hour on paperwork or an hour cleaning up the office, each option has an impact.…
How Big Companies are Future Proofing.Get a checklist, how many is your company doing?web-strategist.com/blog/2013/02/1…
— Jeremiah Owyang (@jowyang) February 15, 2013
Secrets of Darpa’s Innovation Machine – Forbes lnkd.in/U-J8EF
— John Quarton (@jquarton) February 16, 2013
Great lessons by @lawrenceclee from @parcinc: How to Create a Repeatable and Sustainable #Innovation Engine – bit.ly/WO6G3R
— Ralph-Christian Ohr (@ralph_ohr) February 16, 2013
Finding the tipping point between freedom and structure for #innovation innovateonpurpose.blogspot.com/2013/02/struct…
— Jeffrey Phillips (@ovoinnovation) February 14, 2013
New blog post: Three Obstacles to #Innovation Diffusion buff.ly/X0XUiB
— Tim Kastelle (@timkastelle) February 12, 2013
Where #innovation comes fromandrewhargadon.typepad.com/my_weblog/2013…
— Jukka Ala-Mutka (@jukkaam) February 12, 2013
If you like these links, check out all the previous “Innovation Must Reads of the Week“. And don’t forget to Follow @jorgebarba
This is a guest post by my buddy Alejandra Lopez, @thisisallyg. Please watch the video at the end of this post.
Finally, the project I’ve been doing for so long is finished! Let’s start this blog post with the day I was happily Tumblrin’ on Tumblr and suddenly I start to see all these pictures of “Poetic Actions” which lead me to Wikipedia because the poetry was just so beautiful:
The Poetics Action Movement is a public poetry project started in Monterrey, Mexico in 1996. Founded by Mexican poet Armando Alanís and involves painting fences and walls of the city in a kind of poetic graffiti way.
These phrases are usually about love or deep optimist words, or phrases representing actual situations in life; there are also song lyrics and phrases by the own Alanís, as well as other famous writers.…
