Corporate Innovation Process Told Through gapingvoid Cartoons at Changes Is Good

Corporate Innovation Process Told Through gapingvoid Cartoons

Published by Siddiq Bello September 29th, 2006 in Broadband, Conjecture, Entertainment, Foolishness, GapingVoid.com, Hugh MacLeod, Humor, Innovation, tech humor.

One of the many astute observations made by the street philosopher and urban griot, Bonty Killa, in his seminal work on the moral decay urban centers, Caan Believe Mi Eye, was his observation that “everybody wan go heaven but no body wan dead.” This is a perfect metaphor for the corporate relationship to innovation. All companies want the heavenly rewards that result from successful innovation but few are willing to allow legacy systems, processes, hierarchies, thinking and models to die so that they can get there.

Corporate Innovation as told through gapingvoid Cartoons.

The Lesson:

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