Innovation Nation

Innovation Is Relative

Katherine Warman Kern | Posted 05.25.2011

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Katherine Warman Kern

New technology isn't innovation. It simply creates the potential for innovation. This is a critical distinction. What are the factors that make the potential created by new technology realized?

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Turning a Loss Into a Positive

Katherine Warman Kern | Posted 05.25.2011

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Katherine Warman Kern

Real innovation is distinguished by the depth and breadth of the ripple effect beyond the original purpose. That's what a "culture of we" feels like.

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The Challenge

Katherine Warman Kern | Posted 05.25.2011

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Katherine Warman Kern

I was invited to by Arianna to blog on Huffington Post because of this email I sent regarding her review of John Kao's book, Innovation Nation: How Am...

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False Arguments Against an American Innovation Agenda

John Kao | Posted 05.25.2011

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John Kao

We've got immediate economic and security issues. But the big issues of day -- energy policy, health care reform, education -- are the kind of wicked problems that desperately require innovation.

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The Innovation "Frame"

John Kao | Posted 05.25.2011

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John Kao

The innovation frame in national politics has been conspicuous by its absence. Instead, we have heard increasingly frequent (and tedious) calls for change. But change is driven by innovation.

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