Pexels / Pixabay Teegan Lexcen’s doctors were at a loss. Born in August 2015 with only one lung and half a damaged heart, the Minnesota infant’s condition seemed undeniably fatal. Then a $20 product saved Teegan’s life. A staff member at Nicklaus Children’s Hospital in Miami suggested Google Cardboard, a virtual reality device, to boost […]
mcmurryjulie / Pixabay We live in a technology-driven society, and successful organizations need to provide customers with innovative products and features that enhance their experience beyond a simple purchase. This, of course, includes launching a reliable chatbot that can help consumers get the answers they need, solve any issues, or answer questions they may have
From The Terminator to Blade Runner, pop culture has always leaned towards a chilling depiction of artificial intelligence (AI) and our future with AI at the helm. Recent headlines about Facebook panicking because their AI bots developed a language of their own have us hitting the alarm button once again. Should we really feel unsettled
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McDonald’s has had so much success that sometimes it’s easy to overlook their failures. One of the biggest ones was its attempt to be innovative at the expense of efficiency and reliability, its best-known qualities. Every burger and batch of fries is made exactly the same way, which keeps its food fast, consistent and cheap.
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Free-Photos / Pixabay Leaders who want to see their organizations leap far ahead of their competition are usually deeply involved in any number of employee activities and programs. That’s understandable, but a high level of involvement can often become counterproductive. However tempting it can be to have a finger in as many pies as possible,
Free-Photos / Pixabay At first glance, measuring innovation might seem as inexact as a Supreme Court Justice’s description of pornography: “I know it when I see it.” One of the cornerstones of my Anticipatory Organization Model is the critical need to craft an environment that fosters innovation. That’s important, but it still begs the questions:
