Monthly Archives: November 2011

Reality is not made up of cycles but complexity – Innovation and Education Part 2

Posted on November 28, 2011 by imblog

Prof. Pagano is Associate Professor of Experimental Physics at University of Salerno, Italy. His considerations here provide the backdrop for verbalizing the core conflict in which educational institutions, schools and universities are immersed. We will analyze that core conflict in … Continue reading →

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Innovation & Education: The School of Evolution

Posted on November 24, 2011 by imblog

This post is by Prof. Sergio Pagano, a member of the Intelligent Management team and an educator. He teaches physics at the University of Salerno, Italy, and has spent twenty years doing scientific research on superconductive electronics, macroscopic quantum coherence … Continue reading →

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Can a Standard for Innovation Make Companies Smarter? – Standard of Innovation Part 5 of 5

Posted on November 21, 2011 by imblog

This post is by Dr. Domenico Lepore, an international expert on systems thinking for management.  He is the Founder of Intelligent Management Inc.     An organization requires great focus in order to keep up with the continuous innovation process. … Continue reading →

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Can a Standard Stimulate Innovation or Stifle it? Standard of Innovation Part 4 of 5

Posted on November 17, 2011 by imblog

Dr. Domenico Lepore, Founder of Intelligent Management Inc. and international expert in Quality and Systems Thinking for organizations, continues his series on the Standard of Innovation.     Why do we have Standards? Standards are created to allow operationally defined … Continue reading →

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The Interconnection of Leadership, Quality and Innovation – Standard of Innovation Part 3 of 5

Posted on November 14, 2011 by imblog

Dr. Domenico Lepore, Founder of Intelligent Management Inc. and international expert in Quality and Systems Thinking for organizations, continues his series on the Standard of Innovation.       Leadership: definition and role Earlier in this series we suggested the … Continue reading →

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Standard of Innovation Part 2 of 5: Imagination Does Not Equal Innovation

Posted on November 10, 2011 by imblog

This post is by Dr. Domenico Lepore, an international expert on systems thinking for management. Together with Oded Cohen he developed the Decalogue Management Methodology, combining the management philosophy of the founding father of Quality, W. Edwards Deming, with the … Continue reading →

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The Standard of Innovation Part 1 – a word about words

Posted on November 7, 2011 by imblog

This post is by Dr. Domenico Lepore, an international expert on systems thinking for management. Together with Oded Cohen he developed the Decalogue Management Methodology, combining the management philosophy of the founding father of Quality, W. Edwards Deming, with the … Continue reading →

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Why Physics is Crucial for Understanding Global Business: the Network of Corporations

Posted on November 3, 2011 by imblog

The entire world is in turmoil; people are on the streets complaining about the economy and the way politicians and experts are dealing with the crisis. The ‘Occupy Wall Street’ movement is gaining somewhat fuzzy momentum. Today they are organizing … Continue reading →

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