Values are created on the outer edges – The reason for Kodak’s bankruptcy

INNOVATED INNOVATION Constant, incremental innovation of products or services has become a hygiene factor. This innovation is often easy to copy and consequently it does not create any strategic values. So how are strategic values being created today? Already in 1975, Kodak developed their first digital camera but did not dare to challenge their business… Continue reading Values are created on the outer edges – The reason for Kodak’s bankruptcy

“Margin call”

Beginning in 2008, we have an ongoing financial crisis in the world which is the worst of its kind since the Great Depression. The crisis became prominently visible in the autumn 2008 with the failure, merger or nationalization of several large American based financial firms. The global economy suffers from this crises ever since. Yet,… Continue reading “Margin call”

Einstein was right!

Guess that all of you hear about the breaking news that there is neutrinos travel faster than light. Now, however, a team of scientists at the University of Groningen in the Netherlands reckons it’s come up with a more plausible explanation of what happened: the GPS satellites used to measure the departure and arrival times… Continue reading Einstein was right!

Thanks to all +60 innovation fans who joined in today

Today, Jan Snygg, Jörgen Eriksson and I had the pleasure to share our thoughts and experience to +60 of the Swedish Computer Associations most interested innovation thinkers. We had a great time, thanks to you all and hope to see you as well as other Swedish innovation champions at out new innovation management boot camp,… Continue reading Thanks to all +60 innovation fans who joined in today

Keynes and long term accountability

During the summer 2011 we have witnessed a dramatic increase in European and American national deficit crises. It is a macro economic crisis, with national governments unable to manage national debts. Governments have been allowed to fund themselves through borrowing since the 1930s, when John Maynard Keynes proposed that inadequate aggregate demand could lead to… Continue reading Keynes and long term accountability