Liquid Innovation RESOURCES
Liquid innovation is based on known elements, but requires to re-combine strategies, processes, organization and tools, in order to create a more flexible approach, appropriate to the context, commensurate to the problem to be solved and efficiently using internal and external resources.
The following items explore different elements of the liquid innovation.
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The following items explore different elements of the liquid innovation.
You may download, modify and share them under the conditions of the Creative Commons - Attribution Share Alike 4.0 International License.
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An introduction to Liquid Innovation - Article
The sociologist Zygmunt Bauman is exploring various aspects of contemporary society by using the metaphor of "liquid modernity", which is very deep and meaningful. According to Bauman: " 'Liquid modern' is a society in which the conditions under which its members acts change faster than... learn more |
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An Introduction to Liquid Innovation - Slide
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The liquid customer - Article
"There is, then, the feeling that we live in a time of unusual insecurity. In the past hundred years so many long-established traditions have broken down – traditions of family and social life, of government, of economic order and of religious belief. As the years go by, there seem to be fewer and fewer rocks... learn more |
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Liquid products - Article
“In a liquid modern life there are no permanent bonds, and any that we take up for a time must be tied loosely so that they can be untied again, as quickly and as effortlessly as possible, when circumstances change - as they surely will in our liquid modern society, over and over again"... learn more |
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Liquid project management - Article
The first project that used the Gantt chart and other "modern" project management techniques was the Hoover Dam. It was delivered in 1936, two years ahead of schedule and with $ 15 million of savings. Another important step in the project management history was the Polaris Program... learn more |
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