New Book: Dealing with Darwin
Last year, my good colleague Geoffrey Moore asked me to have a look at a book project he was working on, which I did. The book is now out and I think it is terrific. He argues for continuous innovation, identifies different kinds of innovation that make sense in different boundary conditions, and (one of the best ideas) suggests frequent recycling of resources rather than the grow-and-downsize pattern a lot of companies get themselves into. It's called "Dealing with Darwin" - available on Amazon. Definitely worth reading for anyone concerned with innovation and renewal of their organizations.
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- Posted: Friday, January 27, 2006
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