Making Innovation Happen
Monday, December 22, 2008 at 08:48PM Paul is one of the most successful screenwriters ever to apply his craft in tinsel town. He is the first screenwriter, since 1950, to write two Best Film Oscar winners back-to-back - Million Dollar Baby (2004), and Crash (2005). For Crash, he also won Oscarsfor Best Picture and Best Original Screenplay.
Saturday, December 20, 2008 at 10:20PM Democratizing Innovation Eric von Hippel SM '68 April 8, 2005 Running Time: 1:00:44
Friday, December 19, 2008 at 09:41PM Everyone needs to generate leads in business. But where does the future take us... In 2009, we're all going to hear more talk than ever before about what constitutes "quality" online leads. And there will be plenty of accompanying disagreement about what the word quality means as lead buyers try to squeeze the most out of their pressured budgets. In some markets, it may take days or even months before a buyer can truly assess the quality of a given lead. Moreover, quality can be volatile month to month, even from the same lead source. If you can't reliably measure quality, how do you know if you're paying the right price for leads? How can you effectively manage your call center when lead quality goes up and down? The overwhelming majority of lead buyers have no idea how to predict which individual leads have the best chance of converting. So it will be up to the best-informed sellers to help educate the lead generation marketplace. One of the best places to look for such guidance is the online education sector,
Thursday, December 18, 2008 at 09:52AM Have you contributed to the NGF Map of Creativity? The Map of Creativity is a user friendly interactive database of innovative educational projects throughout the world. Want to see some of the worlds most interesting educational projects? Browse to your hearts content. Do you know of an innovative project to support creativity, learning or play? Put it on the map!
Thursday, December 18, 2008 at 09:04AM Hey...want to know one of the best kept secrets of effective leadership? Have the courage to allow your employees to figure out how to do their jobs on their own. Period. No really...that's it.
