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Invention doesn't equal innovation. But innovation is almost always the result of lots of invention. What's the secret sauce? Invention: Make something. Innovation: Makes a dream outcome 2-10+ times more powerful, accessible, viable, or affordable to an underserved market.   To get to innovation, you need to invent a lot. But it doesn't guarantee innovation. ———————————————————— Hi! I'm Caden Damiano. I'm an interaction designer who facilitates cross-functional product development workshops.  Follow me on LinkedIn for: 👉One podcast clip in the morning with guests who are crushing it in their careers 👉And some evening posts to help you think differently about your career.  See you around! But you are more likely to strike gold with a well-defined "dream outcome." If you invent for invention's sake, you might just run out of money. 

#WordsILiveBy - Innovation. It’s about continuously seeking new ways to solve problems, improve processes, and create value. We often think innovation is about new inventions. It is, but it also applies to everything else—anything that creates value in a different or better way is innovation. Let’s embrace the unknown, challenge the status quo, and never stop learning. #Innovation #Growth #ForwardThinking

As product leaders, the drive for innovation never stops. Have you ever considered how a simple change could unlock groundbreaking possibilities? My latest article delves into this by applying the "Times" tool from the BreakBias Toolkit to Loom, an online video capture service. 🔍 Dual-Screen Recording: A Game Changer for Loom Imagine the power of recording multiple screens simultaneously. Here's how this thought experiment can transform user experience: Enhanced Productivity: Users can capture multiple views simultaneously, making creating comprehensive tutorials or conducting detailed presentations easier without switching screens. Seamless Editing: With two screens recorded, editing becomes more dynamic, offering more freedom to create engaging content. Unique Selling Point: For Loom, this feature could be a differentiator in a crowded market, appealing to professionals who need advanced recording capabilities. Explore how doubling the recording screen can lead to these and more innovations. Dive deeper into the thought experiment and see how you can apply this tool to your product. Read the full article here 👉 https://lnkd.in/e2we-RSa

Lessons from two radical business innovators:Ford and Mithun Frederick Taylor, the father of industrial engineering, broke down industrial processes with scientific techniques and enhanced productivity and efficiency. Around the same time, Frank and Lillian Gilbreth worked to improve the ergonomics of work through motion efficiency in production processes. Henry Ford took the power of scientific efficiency to new heights by developing the first mass production of cars with the Model T (Tin Lizzy), characterized by rapid production, short cycle times, and standardized modeling. Ford introduced innovative techniques, such as paying more to his employees so they could afford the cars they made(waning sales thus rebounded), reducing work hours, and implementing 24/7 production with three shifts. This transformed the industry, reduced costs, and replaced horses with cars. His famous quote: “You can have it in any color as long as you have it black” In the 1990s, in a different world, Bollywood superstar Mithun Chakraborty reached the peak of stardom with "Disco Dancer." At that time stories had moved away from rural settings - content created was not catering to rural masses.When Mithun’s career waned he reinvented himself and attacked this white space: mass-producing cinema with an ingenious method.He employed a bevy of screenwriters doling out screenplays with tight turn around time. He targeted low cost movie halls in B and C-grade cities to host his movies.He bought a hotel in Ooty and he used a single setup and shot for 3-5 movies filmed together. Actors for each film waited in queue, walked in, spoke dialogue for one movie and the next set of actors walked in - all this drastically cutting production costs. Mass edits, mass music, and distribution negotiations ensured every movie had a high ROI despite low box office.His mass-produced movies were so bad that they became a joke: his movie "Goonda" (only starring not produced) at had an IMDb rating of 10 (beating "Titanic")—IIT students made the rating viral, and it became a joke/cult classic in IITs in the '90s. In present day, Taylorism finds a new meaning with BPM, process mining and task mining changing and tightening processes. While Gen AI,still in its infancy, is poised to change screenwriting, music,and editing. Movies will see a similar burst of mass production, and in the Cambrian explosion, only the good will survive. There will potentially be hundreds of vernacular niches, short forms, rapid distributions, and actors and cinema houses selling digital rights of voice, facial expressions, dialogue, and stock footage. OTT platforms will fund big-budget movies but fill content with high-quality, low-cost production content. New jobs for video makers and one-man cinema creators will potentially emerge, with many Ford and Mithun-like innovators making large-budget equivalent cinema with near-zero budgets - who knows a one man Avatar, Titatic, Bahubali and Kalki may be in the waiting.

3 innovation lessons from the world's most frustrating toy. Ready? Happy 50th Birthday, Rubik's Cube! 🧩 Ernő Rubik's invention still captivates. 1974: A Hungarian professor creates a teaching tool. Today: The world's best-selling toy. Mind-bending facts: • Rubik needed a month to solve his own creation. • 43 quintillion possible combinations. • One solution. • It's been to space. • Inspired art and world championships. Rubik's wisdom: "𝑇ℎ𝑒 𝐶𝑢𝑏𝑒 𝑟𝑒𝑚𝑖𝑛𝑑𝑠 𝑢𝑠 𝑤𝑒 ℎ𝑎𝑣𝑒 ℎ𝑎𝑛𝑑𝑠. 𝑌𝑜𝑢 𝑎𝑟𝑒 𝑛𝑜𝑡 𝑗𝑢𝑠𝑡 𝑡ℎ𝑖𝑛𝑘𝑖𝑛𝑔, 𝑦𝑜𝑢 𝑎𝑟𝑒 𝑑𝑜𝑖𝑛𝑔 𝑠𝑜𝑚𝑒𝑡ℎ𝑖𝑛𝑔." 🚀 3 Lessons for Innovators: 1. Solve personal challenges. 2. Explore curiosities fearlessly. 3. Embrace unconventional ideas. Your "teaching tool" could be the next global sensation! Got an idea you're itching to bring to life? 📌 Follow me, Tayyab Nouman, to make meaningful, intentional changes at Business

Want to know what synergy or its absence looks like? This video shows both. #synergy #teamwork #problemsolving

so very true and accurate.

🎸 60+ years of rocking, evolving, and staying relevant - the Stones demonstrate endurance in a changing world 🔄 Like their ever-changing setlists - businesses must adapt while staying true to their core 💡 Innovation isn't always about ‘the new’ - it's about reinventing the classics for today's audience 🔑 From sell-out tours to business strategy, the key is to keep your audience engaged and coming back for more. What business lessons have you learned from your favorite musicians? 🤘

A common myth about innovation… Innovation = building new products + tech Innovation is about: 1️⃣ Learning about your customers ↳ Identifying their jobs, pains & gains 2️⃣ Testing ideas & collecting evidence ↳ Reducing risk & uncertainty 3️⃣ Killing ideas at an early stage ↳ Only invest more time and money in ideas ↳ when you have evidence ↳ that they are going to work Follow Jinesh Hegde if you liked the post! #innovation #management #socialmedia #marketing