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Seeing Differently: Insights on Innovation

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Seeing Differently

By John Seely Brown

Harvard Business School Press, 1998

 

Reviewed by Lynn Brandli

 

Survival in today's business climate – doing things differently – begins with seeing clearly and seeing differently.

 

For the past decade, John Seely Brown's distinctive vision of how technology affects learning and work has challenged us to think differently about how we generate ideas and encourage innovation in our organizations. Seeing Differently is the author's personal guide to ideas that will shape the way we innovate into the twenty-first century.

 

A provocative selection of articles from the Harvard Business Review, this book speaks to the revolutionary changes that information and communication technologies are sparking in the business environment. Gaining a foothold in this new world requires constant reassessment of how we think about strategy, risk, organizational design, research, product development, marketing, distribution – even the notion of competition itself.