Disruptive innovation: how the likes of Apple and Microsoft excel — The Blueprint
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- Does tech stifle or encourage innovation? “Technologies bring us the breadth of ability to communicate, but not necessarily depth” says Barlow.
- “Get in a room together, and then you’re cooking!” — Steve Jobs on face-to-face interaction.
- “Virtual communications actually hinder idea generation and creative collaboration” – Barlow.
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