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Innovation in mind will continue
As Mats Lindoff entered the stage at 4 PM Sep 17, everyone in the Quadrangle knew that Innovation in Mind was about to end. In the tent that is. For there are a lot of minds in which innovation will live on. It is not a shortage of ideas and creativity that will hamper innovation in our flat world of global competition. As Curtis Carlson pointed out, the problem is that most companies do not have a clear idea of how to systematically nurture and support work on innovation. A deficiency
Beauty in mind
Nikolaus Franke, who made an excellent speech on user innovation, mentioned a rather interesting thing about Botox. The Botulinum toxin was originally developed for treatment of spasms but around two thirds of the revenues come from use in wrinkle removal. Beauty in mind.
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