The name says it all, this is a blog where the Economist's columnists consider business, finance and management. The blog is named after the economist Joseph Schumpeter, one of the 20th century's greatest intellectuals and maybe best known for his 1942 book “Capitalism, Socialism, and Democracy,” as well as the theory of dynamic economic growth known as “creative destruction.” This results in authoritative insights and opinions that mix business, finance, science and technology with international news and politics.
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Scott Barry Kaufman
As the Scientific Director of The Imagination Institute in the Positive Psychology Center at the University of Pennsylvania, Scott offers a closer look into the roots of creativity, intelligence, and well-being. While his posts have a more academic style,… Global
Innovation & Design Thinking by Gijs van Wulfen
As author, speaker and facilitator, Gijs van Wulfen helps organizations to manage the chaotic start of innovation. He is the founder of the FORTH innovation method and author of the innovation bestseller The Innovation Expedition. He was chosen by… Global
InnovationPoint by Soren Kaplan
InnovationPoint is consulting firm focused on strategy development, business model innovation, and culture change for innovation. It is found by a well-established expert in the innovation community: Soren Kaplan. He is also known from the Leapfrogging… Global
The Heart of Innovation
This blog is part of consulting and training company Idea Champions. The blog, which also spotlights books and tools related to innovation, features posts from a variety of contributors. However, all post have one thing in common: they are dedicated to… Global
Management Issues
Although this website publishes articles on a wide variety of management topics, its specific focus on "management in the fast-changing world of work" makes its content highly relevant to innovation managers in junior to middle management positions.… Global