Innovation is the practical implementation of ideas that result in the introduction of new goods or services or improvement in offering goods or services.
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As the Coronavirus pandemic spreads the United States and many other countries around the world are asking employees to work from home. This may sound fantastic, akin to a vacation in many ways, but productivity needs to remain and things need to operate as normal is what will be a new normal until the pandemic…
Topic: We do another theme-based episode, this time on “New Year’s Resolutions”. It doesn’t matter whether they are funny or serious ones, but it does matter that your word and resolve is so useless that you can’t keep a promise to yourself. In that case, you might not even have any resolutions. But if you do,…
Description: “It was a dark and stormy night”. No, actually, it’s just the gloom and cold of February. So what better way to spend your time than to stop by The Outliers Inn for some hot toddies and warm conversation – or is it warm toddies and hot conversation. In any case, with Spring just around the…
Topic: In this episode of The Outliers Inn, we try something new – having a “theme” for the show. As we approach the end of another year in time and space, we (ought to) become reflective of things said and done, failures and successes, fulfillments and hopes yet to fulfill themselves. Like the Irish man who…
McKinsey puts it simple in this article, by stating that the ability to develop, deliver, and scale new products, services, processes, and business models rapidly is a muscle that virtually every organization needs to strengthen. Their latest research highlights a growing performance gap separating innovation “winners” from companies that merely muddle along, with the intent…
ByTED
Craig Costello uses mathematics to secure the digital world, both against the threats that exist today and those that may exist in the future. In this glimpse into our technological future, this cryptographer discusses the world-altering potential of quantum computers, which could shatter the limits set by today’s machines – and give code breakers a…
