Innovation
147 notes, 2010 to 2026 · page 12 of 15
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Business Agility and Luxury Companies
Hannah Koller just presented her EDHEC Master Thesis on how Luxury companies need and apply business agility concepts. How do the concepts of agility: responsiveness, fluidity, speed, …
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Product lessons we can learn from Google+
Paul Adams, who worked on the original Google+ team and invented Circles, draws eight product lessons from it: build around people's problems, not the …
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Designing social products with 3 habit-forming feedback loops (Andrew Chen)
Andrew Chen describes the three feedback loops behind successful social products: one that rewards those who post content, one that rewards passive …
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The secret of Apple’s design process: a checklist
Quartz, drawing on Leander Kahney's book on Jony Ive: the keystone of Apple's creativity and speed is, unexpectedly, a checklist, the Apple New Product …
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Mobile payments bring back the arcade
SuperData (2012): mobile payments bring the logic of the arcade back to video games. Like putting another coin in the machine, players pay small amounts …
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The taxonomy of innovation (Harvard Business Review)
The Luma Institute's taxonomy of innovation, published by Harvard Business Review in January 2014: 36 of the most effective tools for innovators …
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Countless iterations: the fastest-growing quiz app
Fast Company recounts how QuizUp, then the fastest-growing iPhone game, came out of countless iterations: its maker Plain Vanilla first released separate …
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Getting your first customers – simplified customer development
Sometimes startups come to me with this problem: we have created this great service, how can we get our first customers. Those startups quite often …
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What Ash Maurya told us in Paris
Startup people in Paris had a dilemma this week – choosing between two events on the same night: hear the good words from Ash Maurya …
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Build it and they will come
This is an insightful point from Steve Blanks’ The four steps to the epiphany: successful strategies for products that win He says that a customer …
