The #1 Best Selling Innovation Book On Kindle.
I have founded or cofounded over half a dozen compa.
I have a Ph D in Game Theory, have published in fields computer graphics to politics, mathematics to manufacturing, and much more.
I know what it means and requires to start and grow a business as well as the best tools to do just that.
I have a passion for Innovation and not just from a managerial perspective but also from a doing perspective.
About the Author: I have been an entrepreneur for more than a decade, and throughout that time I have always loved getting my hands dirty with building products from scratch and then commercializing them.
Each of the chapters explores techniques that not only drive Innovation but are doing it in a low risk and powerful way.
In this book you will learn: -The ins and outs of crowdsourcing -How to leverage hackerspaces and develop your first prototype to launch your product -The best tricks for open Innovation -The best kept Innovation secret known as behavioral Innovation -How access to free knowledge will catalyze your business -The Innovation services revolution driven by cloud computing -And the powerful virtuous Innovation cycle which is supercharging Innovation in all fields As well as much more The topics covered are everything you need to know to be able to innovate as effectively and cheaply as possible.
The difference between a theory and a success is between these covers.
Full of practical examples, case studies and tips, the low risk Innovation techniques presented will guarantee your plans achieve the best outcomes without risking your job or company.
When you hold this book you are clutching the number one guide to implementing the most successful Innovation agenda possible, whether for a startup or established multinational.
At some point you must grab your tools and get your hands dirty and the best tool you can have is this guide.
Innovation is not just a methodology but a product of hard work and careful risk management.
The #1 Best Selling Innovation Book On Kindle
