Peg, thanks for calling further attention to Weinb...

2010-08-10T11:12:45.893-04:00

Peg, thanks for calling further attention to Weinberger's comments. As you highlight, he does an excellent job of encouraging open-mindedness and creativity, but with a practical business-focused mindset. He reminded me that the messy chaos we are surrounded by is rich, vibrant and exciting - yes, overwhelming at times, but definitely a source of innovation.

I always enjoy your comments. Thanks very much!

Best,
CB

Hi C.B., Thank you for mentioning my summary. I e...

2010-08-06T08:12:07.446-04:00

Hi C.B.,

Thank you for mentioning my summary. I enjoyed reading your analysis and notes from Weinberger's MarketingProfs presentation as well. It was such a great keynote, actionable as well as engaging.

I just viewed the "Everything Is Miscellaneous" video you embedded here, and I was struck by Weinberger's comment that if you stucture and order information too perfectly, that you actually lose a huge amount of information, which costs your business in terms of its ability to innovate.

I strongly agree with Weinberger's quote:

"Innovation generally happens at the messy intersection of ideas..."

Thanks as always, for an informative post.

Peg

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