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Welcome to inKNOWvations. This monthly e-newsletter provides you with the latest information on business trends, benchmark data, events, and other resources to help you improve your organization's return on its investments in product innovation.

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Featured Articles

Lean Times Can Be the Best Times to Innovate (Part 1 of 2)

Oct 20, 2009
Terry Kosdrosky

To compensate for the sour economy and pullback on consumer spending, many companies are cutting costs like never before. But are they trimming fat or bone?

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Borrowing Brilliance: The Six Steps of Innovation

Oct 19, 2009
Jeff Adair

Since graduating from Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School 31 years ago, David Kord Murray has been all over the map career-wise, from selling nuclear weapons to designing web sites to starting a $50 million dollar company and then losing it all, forced to file for personal bankruptcy.

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Kill Your Darlings

Oct 18, 2009
Nilofer Merchant

At a three-year product strategy meeting at Apple during the early 1990s, the McKinsey hired guns presented something I now refer to as the “99-idea slide” as the final summary of a strategy presentation. It was chock-full of information, presented in a visually compelling way. It showed all the viable product strategies we could pursue. With its combined richness and graphical simplicity, the 99-idea slide wowed all of us.

It was also useless.

 

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