Understanding Agile As A Non-Technical Way To Drive Everyday Success
Posted on26 Aug 2019
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Agile is all the buzz in information technology. Yet, understanding Agile in a non-technical way can drive everyday success in any field... Read More
Intro To Basic Artificial Intelligence Without The Gobbledygook
Posted on15 Jan 2018
Tagsartificial intelligence, computers, Scientific American, social media, trial and error, big data, MIT Technology Review, machine learning
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The news contains much about the changes artificial intelligence will bring. An intro to basic artificial intelligence (AI) can help anyone see... Read More
Secret to Creativity (Pt 2): Innovative Process and Taco Bell
A venture firm presented their search process. It began with examining about a 1,000 companies. Of those, they analyzed business plans from... Read More
Perfectionism, Overcoming the Perfect Problem
Perfectionism can be problematical, often preventing completion of projects as Farah Mash attests to in a tweet regarding Creators vs. Pruners: Personality... Read More
Secret to Creativity
One of the books that had the greatest impact on my life was Picasso 1881 – 1973 by Carsten-Peter Warncke, Ingo F.... Read More
Gold Mining Analogy: Creativity & Persistence = One in a Million
Posted on01 Nov 2012
Tagsbusiness, creativity acorns analogy, analogy collection, Peru, Guernica, Gold Mining Analogy, trial and error, The Economist, Picasso, creativity
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I always knew you had to sift through a lot of rock to find gold, but I never knew how much. According... Read More
Directing People Lays Groundwork for Resistance to Change
Posted on06 Jun 2011
Tagscertainty, change, change management, child, Cognition Journal, creativity, discovery, Elizabeth Bonawitz, exploration, management, Patrick Shafto, procedure, process management, The Economist, thinking process, trial and error, uncertainty, University of California Berkeley, University of Louisville
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The article, Now You Know, in the May 28, 2011 edition of The Economist discussed a study published in Cognition by Elizabeth... Read More
