Serendipity: Creative Process between Accident and Sagacity
The notion of serendipity is quickly becoming an important reference for the creative industries as well as for our innovation-obsessed economy in…
How Does the Brain Learn Best? Smart Studying Strategies
In his new book, “How We Learn: The Surprising Truth about When, Where, and Why It Happens,” author Benedict Carey informs us that “most of our…
Teaching machines to read between the lines (and a new corpus with entity salience annotations)
Language understanding systems are largely trained on freely available data, such as the Penn Treebank, perhaps the most widely used linguistic…
HBR - "Together" changes connections
Human beings are profoundly social — we are hardwired to connect to one another and to want to work together. Frankly, we would never have survived…
10 best networking tips
Here are the ten networking tips that bring success: If Connecting Seems Hard, Start By Re-Connecting Move Your Desk Find Your “Superconnectors”…
The Psychology of Organizational Change
Leaders today must understand and apply the knowledge of behavioral psychology and the lessons from brain science to manage organizational change…
What Is An Employee Innovation Network, And Why Should You Care?
These networks range in approach, depth and value generated, but they are all designed with the following results and benefits in mind:
What People Are Really Doing When They’re on a Conference Call
HBR Blog What People Are Really Doing When They’re on a Conference Call
Measuring the Value of Relationships
Okay, so our thought experiment begins with a central premise—that you can quantify the value of a relationship based on six factors:
Decluttering the company
The Economist - Businesses must fight a relentless battle against bureaucracy