Innovate to Thrive - No Risk, No Innovation
by Robert Brands

Part two in a series of articles by Robert Brands discusses the need and importance of taking risks to achieve successful innovations. Since the high failure rate, organizations pursuing the practice of innovation must have a tolerance for failure. The material is based on 25 years of hands on experience in the innovation space and the recently published book “Robert’s Rules of innovation." Read More.

i-drill Power Tools Empower DIY Homeowners, Expand Markets

According to the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB), the single-family housing market is forecasted to grow by 21 percent in 2011. The majority of this growth is predicted to be driven by twenty-something, Generation Y members moving into the housing market. I-drill power tools anticipated this housing boom and designed its new product line with the inexperienced homeowner in mind. 
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When Designing Tools, Don’t Leave Out the Lefties

In a survey by the Left-hander’s Club, 85% of left-handers feel that they are more awkward or clumsy than the average person (2010). In fact, a study done by the American Journal of Public Health confirms that left-handed people are more susceptible to injury than right-handed people (1989). Read More.

The Easiest Way to Crush Creativity
by Paul Sloane

The easiest way to crush creativity is to find fault with new ideas which colleagues and subordinates bring forward. The more clever and more experienced you are, the easier it is to shoot holes in any proposal You can show your superior intelligence and highly honed management analysis skills by pointing out all the flaws in their proposals. Read More.

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