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Creativity is the Single Most Important Leadership Skill

Why is creativity so important? That’s a question I’m sometimes asked. IBM did a study not long ago where they asked CEOs what leadership competency they needed more than any other. Their resounding response? Creativity. The report concluded: “Creativity is the single most important leadership skill in a world that is more volatile, more uncertain, and more complex than at…
Courage is important

Why Courage is Crucial to the Innovation Process

Trying something for the first time can be discomfiting, but in that discomfort often lies immense potential. Think of some of the most celebrated inventors throughout history; they must certainly have had their detractors, not to mention their own self-doubt that the idea would be successful. Thus, the courage to take action and attempt to turn the idea into reality…

SXSW: Where Global Innovators Gathered

Last week in Austin I attended the South by Southwest Conference and Festival, which is to say I got a drink from a firehose and came back wet with enthusiasm! The confab was started back in the 1980s when Austin was still a small Texas town. It now attracts over 100,000 innovators from all over the world. I usually approach a…

Is There An App For That? Maybe There Should Be.

When the history of this era gets written, one phrase is almost sure to stand out. It’s the expression we’ve all overheard, or uttered ourselves: “There’s an app for that.” And often, upon checking, there already is. For businesses of all sizes, your app is central to securing a relationship with your customers. And internally, apps are increasingly doing the…

Eight Technology Trends Ready For Exploitation In 2018

In the age of disruption, businesses and their leaders will rise or fall based on their ability to spot and creatively respond to rapid technological change. Some companies notice an emerging technology and take a “wait and see” attitude. Others see a new technology and take action. They begin experimenting, making small bets, and learning. Their attitude is that it’s never…
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