Jihee Junn
Money talks
How to innovate (and how not to), part 8: If you can’t beat ‘em, buy ‘em
Where does innovation come from? And which method works best? Jihee Junn continues her look at the many and varied approaches to innovation in the eighth part of a series.
It takes a village
How to innovate (and how not to), part 7: Work the crowd
Where does innovation come from? And which method works best? Jihee Junn continues her look at the many and varied approaches to innovation in the seventh part of a series.
Design thinking to change the world
IDEO’s Tom Kelley on design thinking, handling failure, and finding purpose
What was once an esoteric concept, ‘design thinking’ is now the ultimate mantra of businesses both here and worldwide. Preaching its wonders is IDEO’s Tom Kelley, who sat down with Idealog last week to talk about why the concept has boomed in popularity, how to tell someone they have a bad idea, and how the future will be one of social innovation.
Where there's smoke
Using virtual reality to help save lives in a real fire
Using virtual reality and 360-degree video, the NZ Fire Service is hoping its latest campaign can help save real lives.
Try and try again
How to innovate (and how not to), part 6: Refine your process
Where does innovation come from? And which method works best? Jihee Junn continues her look at the many and varied approaches to innovation in the sixth part of a series.
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Brick by brick
Lego’s David Gram on how we should all become ‘diplomatic rebels’
Innovative. Lucrative. Secretive. These are all words that describe Lego’s infamous Future Lab, otherwise known as the experimental and creative engine of the multimillion dollar Danish toy company. We talk to its former senior innovation director David Gram who visited Auckland for this year’s Better by Design Summit on how the Future Lab works, why design should be human-centric and developing tomorrow’s ‘diplomatic rebels’.
Self-centeredness
How to innovate (and how not to), part 5: Become the centre of an ecosystem
Where does innovation come from? And which method works best? Jihee Junn continues her look at the many and varied approaches to innovation in the fifth part of a series.
Remember the mustard seed
How to innovate (and how not to), part 4: Fail fast, act small, embrace big
Where does innovation come from? And which method works best? Jihee Junn continues her look at the many and varied approaches to innovation in the fourth part of a series.
Green light after hello
How Lorde improved Adele's marketing playbook
Most people are talking about Lorde's new music. But more people should be discussing how she's used TV to get the word out about it.
