Intentional innovation and agile thinking…
AI tools are delivering real efficiency wins, but they’re also quietly reshaping how workers think, what skills atrophy, and where quality unexpectedly breaks down. Here’s what every business leader needs to understand before going all-in. The AI Productivity Paradox: a Continue reading The AI Productivity Paradox: Immediate Gains vs. Long-Term Risks
Spending on artificial intelligence is expected to cross the $2 trillion mark by 2026. This massive investment signals that AI is no longer a peripheral experiment but a central part of how global businesses function. Companies are quickly moving past Continue reading AI’s $2 Trillion Moment—and the Hidden Costs We’re Ignoring
Mapping the Living Mind: From Wiring Diagrams to Neural Forecasting Scientists have spent years trying to figure out how the biological brain works by looking at it from two different angles. One group has focused on connectomics, which is basically Continue reading From Connectomes to Digital Twins: Forecasting the Brain in Real Time
The concept of digital twins is not new, but rather built on ideas that have been explored for the last couple of decades. The technology (compute power, data management & analytics, etc..) and thinking (increasing regulatory and community acceptance of Continue reading Digital Twin – exploring the basics
There is an increasing recognition of the value in patient engagement with respect to healthcare in general, as well as the emerging field of personalized / targeted medicine and digital health. The wearable / therapeutic combination, CAR-T therapies, telehealth and Continue reading Pistoia Alliance: Patient Centricity
Tom Wujec has a TED talk on creative problem solving using a technique he calls “drawing toast”. The idea is not new, but the packaging and approach is solid and builds on innovation thinking. I posted a video from another Continue reading TED: Draw Toast! (Creative Problem Solving)
While looking through TED for innovative thinking and approaches I can learn from, I came across this talk by Linda Hill. I encourage you to watch the full video if you have an interest in the topic and want to Continue reading TED: Manage for collective creativity
I got this book while working at Pfizer, and helping lead an innovation transformation in the consumer health division. We were looking to reboot out approach to product development and creativity in general, and as a part of that we Continue reading Books to read: Sticky Wisdom: How to Start a Creative Revolution at Work
This read is in line with the related book by the same author I also recommended titled “The Innovator’s Dilemma“. This book focuses on the healthcare industry, and besides Clayton Chritensen, includes 2 additional authors, Jerome Grossman, MD, and Jason Continue reading Books to read:The Innovator’s Prescription: A Disruptive Solution for Health Care
I first read this book many years ago and it has served as a good reference over the years, standing the test of time as a foundational work. First published in 1997 by Clayton Christensen and reprinted multiple times since, Continue reading Books to read: The Innovator’s Dilemma
