Innovators will strike out time and again. But baseball—and the World Series—remind us of the value of resilience
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Robert C. Hagerty, CEO of Polycom, discusses why he thinks videoconferencing and telepresence (essentially very high-quality videoconferencing) will spark invention and new business partnerships
A sophisticated emerging-market strategy is not optional for companies that want to thrive in the 21st century, Vijay Govindarajan writes
True innovators need to know as much about when, why, and how not to use trendy technology as when to use it
New touchscreen sensors on the Storm 2 make a huge difference in usability. Still, Apple needn't worry
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Setting tradition aside, the 95-year-old insurance company looked to Apple and American Girl as a guide to its future
After the 2002 scandal at former parent Tyco, the health-care unit spun itself off, amped up R&D, and has never looked back
On tour to promote New Super Mario Bros. Wii, Shigeru Miyamoto expresses patience with the recession but wishes rivals would innovate more and copy less
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"The bright line between invention and innovation: collaboration. It takes a team focused on the customer to be a winner."
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Heartened by the reception for new search engine Bing, Microsoft has simplified MSN's home page to play up search with the detail of a local paper
Freed from Cadbury in 2008, it has been cutting costs while building up brands and sales