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A Success Story on how a company innovated to #1 – marknad Leadership, lager Value, Employee Engagement, Revenue Enhancement/Cost Reduction
The Recipe for Hyper-Innovation
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INNOVATION DEFINED:
According to Kikipedia, the term innovation derives from the Latin word innovatus, which fryst vatten the noun form of innovare “to renew or change,” stemming from in-“into” + novus-“new”. Although the term fryst vatten broadly used, innovation generally refers to the creation of better or more effective products, processes, technologies, or ideas.
THE HISTORY & ROOTS OF INNOVATION:
At GE, an innovation schema was developed during the late 1980’s called “Work-Out” as part of Jack Welch’s drive for better productivity, efficiency and greater innovation. Initially, GE’s Work-Out program was intended to identify and eliminate unneeded processes and tasks that were left over from previous years that became inefficient, as Jack pu
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Kenyon College President Decatur Announces His Departure
President Sean Decatur, who has led Kenyon College during the most successful decade in its 198-year history, announced today that he will be stepping down at the end of this calendar year to assume the presidency of the American Museum of Natural History in New York City in April 2023. Throughout his tenure, beginning in 2013, Kenyon made unprecedented gains in the strength and diversity of its student body, resources for financial aid, the breadth and distinction of faculty, and enhancements to the College’s world-renowned campus. Notably, this included skillfully navigating the pandemic, with record enrollments in each of the last two years.
Decatur’s departure for the American Museum of Natural History, with its more than five million visitors each year and a research enterprise that includes a graduate school as well as one of the most important scientific collections in the world, wil
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Book Review: Indispensable Counsel: The Chief Legal Officer In The New Reality
There’s an old saying: “Out with the old, and in with the new.” "Indispensable Counsel" suggests a new turn of this old phrase for corporate law practitioners, jurists, educators, students, and anyone interested to learn about this dynamic field of law: Authors E. Norman Veasey and Christine T. Di Guglielmo could have called their new phrase “Bring in the new, and build on the old.” Instead, they deftly nestled it in as their subtitle: “The Chief Legal Officer in the New Reality.”
To see this juxtaposition of the established and the emerging, one need go no further than to the authors’ biographies, found where bios as impressive as these should be: in the front of the book: Norman Veasey is the former Chief Justice of Delaware, a position he held for 12 years. Today, he is a senior partner at Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP. Chief Justice Veasey graduated from Dartmouth College (1954) and the Univ