The Future of Innovation
Perkins contributed an excerpt titled, “Future of Innovation… Personal Passion and Strategic Collaboration” in The Future of Innovation, edited by Bettina von Stamm and Anna Trifilova.
Perkins contributed an excerpt titled, “Future of Innovation… Personal Passion and Strategic Collaboration” in The Future of Innovation, edited by Bettina von Stamm and Anna Trifilova.
To The Edge Cheryl Perkins has no qualms about walking into a Fortune 50 company and telling the top leaders how to make big changes. Indeed, they invite her. First she listens to their story. Then she and her team from Innovationedge chart a roadmap to help steer the company down a path for breakthrough…
May 2011, Insight Magazine If your office employs a diverse array of age groups, chances are you experience a clash of temperaments now and then. To shed a little light on the issue, Insight invited Innovationedge President Cheryl Perkins to lead a…
I was thrilled to be asked by Women Magazine to be a guest blogger on its “Women Today Blog,” about my recent International Summit. Check out the blog here, where I discuss using your passions to pursue relationships with those who can help you innovate. This first Innovation Leader Summit was an event attended by…
“The Internet is supposed to be all about freedom and choice—yet here comes Steve Jobs with an Internet that is a completely closed system. Apple not only sells you the device, but also operates the only store on the planet that sells software for it.” —Newsweek For all its coolness, the iPad is making for…
InForum: Connecting you with thought leaders for insight on innovative ideas that work: Insight Magazine, May 2009 Obstacles to business success are everywhere today. Nobody has all the answers – but successful leaders in the New North have found innovative ways to profit and thrive. To share the best advice with out business-to-business readers, Insight…
Reality television has been around for awhile, but thanks to technology and a strategic partnership viewers will soon get to be a part of television history. The first interactive cartoon series is set to be launched in the U.S. in the next few months through production company RDF. RDF is the company behind shows like…