Friday Fun: What Motivates You?
If you haven’t seen this yet, take a look. This is a great example of how to inspire your people to be more innovative by helping them work in their “sweet spot.”
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Will we someday eat lab-grown meat?
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Produce ripe for change. Is Farmigo the answer?
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No need for an outlet with this battery charger
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Chinese company builds homes with giant 3D printer
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Would you Hop?
I do a lot of traveling around the world. I mean a LOT of traveling. While I enjoy meeting with clients and working with global companies, I often wish the process of airport travel was lighter. So I am delighted to share this innovation with you: Hop. Hop is a suitcase that follows close behind…
Friday Fun: What Motivates You?
If you haven’t seen this yet, take a look. This is a great example of how to inspire your people to be more innovative by helping them work in their “sweet spot.”
Enjoy!
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Friday Fun: Would you wear this shirt?
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Watered-Down Gym?
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Safety on the road
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Will robots with friendly personalities capture consumers’ hearts?
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Amazing 3-D technology illuminates Coke and other brands
More and more marketers are turning to 3D technology in a big way: Using skyscrapers as a giant projection screen. This month in Atlanta, Coca-Cola is celebrating its 125th anniversary by stationing 45 projectors around its headquarters building and projecting a thank-you message to its fans. Much of the video shown on the building is…
Robots helping hospital patients
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