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dolors reigThere’s one theme that we’ve touched on repeatedly in our Times columns and on this blog, and which we’ll devote considerable space to in SuperFreakonomics: how technological innovation and robust markets tend to fix a lot of problems that seem unsolvable
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Darren SharpAshish Arora, John Seely Brown, Seth Godin, Bill Hildebolt, Daphne Kwon, and Mark Turrell
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Peter van HeusdenFreakonomics met een verwijzing vanuit Wikinomics
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John Seely Brown, co-chairman of the Deloitte Center for Edge Innovation, former chief scientist of Xerox Corporation and director of its Palo Alto Research Center (P.A.R.C.).
“Metrics for such innovations are tricky, since social practices evolve slowly and surround us continuously, and thus become our frame of reference. It is not until we are abruptly forced to put them aside that we become aware of how much they have been shaping our lives.”
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ross harleyAsk how to measure innovation and you will get a barrage of answers. To help get some purchase on this question, let me suggest we consider three different kinds of innovation, each with its own metrics.
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