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Gary Hamel talks with Henry Chesbrough on Open Services Innovation
By David Sims
November 3, 2010 at 1:20pm
On Thursday, Nov. 11 at 10:30amPT, Gary Hamel will talk with Henry Chesbrough, Executive Director of the Center for Open Innovation at UC Berkeley’s Haas School of Business, about open innovation in services. Chesbrough is a leading thinker in the subject of innovation.
November 3, 2010 at 1:20pm
On Thursday, Nov. 11 at 10:30amPT, Gary Hamel will talk with Henry Chesbrough, Executive Director of the Center for Open Innovation at UC Berkeley’s Haas School of Business, about open innovation in services. Chesbrough is a leading thinker in the subject of innovation.
Welcome to the MIX Moonshot Guides
By Polly LaBarre
October 28, 2010 at 12:35pm
We're delighted to introduce our first three MIX Moonshot Guides—folks who've emerged from the MIX community and beyond as important contributors when it comes to making progress on the management moonshots. As with most things on the MIX, this is an evolving experiment and our Moonshot Guides will have a lot of freedom in determining their role.
October 28, 2010 at 12:35pm
We're delighted to introduce our first three MIX Moonshot Guides—folks who've emerged from the MIX community and beyond as important contributors when it comes to making progress on the management moonshots. As with most things on the MIX, this is an evolving experiment and our Moonshot Guides will have a lot of freedom in determining their role.
Open Management: The Idea of Our Time
By Stefan Lindegaard
October 25, 2010 at 10:17am
Open Management: The idea of our time depends on the most eternal values. "Open" just might be one of the most crucial ideas for the future of business. This is very evident with the focus (not to mention, hype) on open innovation in which companies in a systematic way combine internal and external resources in order to get more diversity and speed in their innovation process.
As companies really begin to embrace this new paradigm shift, we will see that the idea of open will spread to all business functions and thus "infect" the entire organization.
October 25, 2010 at 10:17am
Open Management: The idea of our time depends on the most eternal values. "Open" just might be one of the most crucial ideas for the future of business. This is very evident with the focus (not to mention, hype) on open innovation in which companies in a systematic way combine internal and external resources in order to get more diversity and speed in their innovation process.
As companies really begin to embrace this new paradigm shift, we will see that the idea of open will spread to all business functions and thus "infect" the entire organization.
Geek Doll: Crowdsourcing Barbie
Written by: Polly LaBarre on April 16, 2010 at 1:05pm
Mattel jumped on the co-creation/crowdsourcing bandwagon recently by creating a forum for young girls and fans of Barbie to vote on her next incarnation. The career choices: architect, anchorwoman, computer engineer, environmentalist and surgeon. Barbie.com registered some 600,000 votes in the month-long voting period. The favorite? Anchorwoman. At least, that was the pick of the young girls who actually play with the doll.
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- Innovation is a process
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- Get the right people on the team (and the wrong ones off)
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June 2011 (10)
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- Creating change: When your intuition is wrong
- Inventing the Future is Everybody's Job
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May 2011 (11)
- The Hidden Costs of Overbearing Bosses
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- The Winners of the HCL MBA M-Prize
- When it comes to project work, casting is everything
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April 2011 (17)
- Moonshots for Managers
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- Announcing the Finalists for the HCL MBA M-Prize
- The Future of Management: Is it Deja vu all over again?
- Best of the MIX on Web 2.0 and Management Innovation
- Hackathon Pilot: The Characteristics of Successful Communities of Passion by Sam Folk-Williams
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- Hackathon Pilot: The Global Weave by Steve Todd
- Hackathon Pilot: Emotional Drivers and Key Principles of Communities of Passion by Paul Higgins
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- Hackathon Pilot: Nine Types of Successful Communities of Passion by Michi Komori
- Are You More Human than the Competition?
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March 2011 (15)
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- Want to be a part of the Hackathon Pilot? Well, come on then.
- Inventing the Future Together: Introducing the Hackathon Pilot
- Inventing the Future Together: Introducing the Hackathon Pilot
- Want to be a part of the Hackathon Pilot? Well, come on then.
- Hackathon Pilot Update #1: Our work begins!
- Hackathon Pilot Update #2: Research notes and a hack zone prototype
- Reimagining the organization Wikipedia-style: How a Thousand Volunteers Built a Strategic Plan
- Hackathon Pilot Update #3: A design thinking primer
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- Worth Preserving: What Business Leaders can learn from the Renaissance
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February 2011 (11)
- 10 Ways to Unleash the Best and Ignite Passion in Your People
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- A Millennial Map to the Future
- Power Rules
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- We Want Your Vote—And Your Ideas!
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January 2011 (7)
- It's Time for Some New Habits--the Year of the Meaning Organization
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- The Art of Impossibility
- Laugh Harder, Do Better
- True collaboration embraces conflict
- Turn "They should" conversations into "We should" conversations
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December 2010 (14)
- Business: Time for a Reboot
- Whistle While You Work (But Only if You're Winning)
- Building a Better Boss with Bob Sutton
- Tim O'Reilly asks, Do employees know what they need to know?
- Leading vs. Managing: A False Choice
- I'm Bored - The Significance Manifesto
- Hire "athletes", not experts
- What is organizational health?
- Lucy Kellaway on the Do's and Dont's of Firing Memos
- Who's Really Innovative?
- What are the core values of the MIX?
- Here's a Resolution Worth Working On: Have More Fun
- Moving Past Austerity—Let's Make 2011 the Year of Honesty, Humanity and Generosity
- Seven counterintuitive truths for managers
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November 2010 (17)
- Check out "21 Types of Fun"
- People rocking the MIX: Aaron Anderson
- Gary Hamel talks with Henry Chesbrough on Open Services Innovation
- From Where Should We Lead?
- Do's and Don'ts for Your Work's Social Platforms
- Imperious Institutions, Impotent Individuals
- Alexander Fleming – Playing at Work and Saving Human Lives
- Great storytellers: the key to enabling a community of passion
- Follow-up Questions to the Managing Millennials webinar
- Women in Leadership : Neelam Manwani
- Game Design Principles and the Way We Work
- The M Word
- Capitalism is Dead. Long Live Capitalism.
- A community of passion growing in the Amazon rainforest
- Creating a Context for Creativity
- When passion makes people want to sing... about work
- Announcing the M-Prize Winners: Audacity, Imagination, Experimentation
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September 2010 (11)
- What is your Management Model?
- Tweet a Hack Contest: "Increase Trust"—in 140 characters or less!
- We Work in Public
- 10 Thoughts I Carry to the World Economic Forum in China
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- M-Prize Contenders: Stories on Taking the Work out of Work
- The Facebook Generation vs. the Fortune 500
- Do We Get Gen "Why"?
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- Empowering Natural Leaders in ‘Facebook Generation’ Ways
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August 2010 (6)
- JetBlue Flight Attendant Steven Slater was Mad as Hell
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- Tweet a Hack Contest: Help us "Take the Work out of Work"—in 140 characters or less!
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