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Rebooting Your Creativity

Posted on Marzo 27th, 2009 in innovation by german

Dr. Gregory Berns is a neuroscientist and a psychiatrist. His research has been profiled in the New York Times, Forbes, and the Wall Street Journal. His new book, Iconoclast, was published by Harvard Business School Press. He says, in short:
“Categories are death to imagination… Often the harder one tries to think differently, the more rigid the categories become.

There is a better way, a path that jolts the brain… Continue reading

Top B-Schools of USA

Posted on Enero 5th, 2009 in Marketing by german

Some of the best B-Schools of the world are located in the United States of America. So, if you have been toying with the idea of pursuing an MBA course from USA, you must make up your mind now. This is because, here you will find the names of the best B-schools in USA which will help you with the decision making. Find the worthy list below:

Biz School Fest

Posted on Enero 3rd, 2009 in Marketing, innovation by german

IIM Calcutta’s ISO 9001-certified international business school fest, Intaglio, scheduled to be held between January 8-11, will have over 10,000 registrations from 47 countries. Participating institutions include even Ivy League schools.

The in-house student design team of Intaglio designed all the games themselves. The knowledge partnership with Wharton is a testimony to the increasing international brand value of the meet. Among the competing teams are Harvard Business School, Stanford, MIT Sloan… Continue reading

Business School

Posted on Diciembre 29th, 2008 in Marketing, innovation by german
I’ve been trying to shove away the thoughts lingering in my head since I attended the NUS Business School Orientation Program last Saturday. When the program ended, my conclusive feeling was: Shit, I want that and I will get that. I knew I’ve always targeted to take up masters abroad, but I wasn’t this very excited about MBA way back in college until

Importance of Historical Business School Ranking for Creativity,Marketing and Innovation

Posted on Noviembre 23rd, 2008 in Marketing, creativity, innovation by german

When most people think of Business School, what comes to mind is usually basic information that’s not particularly interesting or beneficial. But there’s a lot more to Business School than just the basics.

The history of business school ranking is a very important tool to measure the quality of education that top business schools around the country provides. This is because every several years, business schools around the country have

Expand or Stump Creativity at Work? by Harvard Business School

Posted on Noviembre 18th, 2008 in creativity by german

Now that tired and broken systems are falling, the stage is cleared for innovative incentives and a better place. Yet a Harvard Business School article today reminds us today that the competitive climates we’ve created literally shut down the creativity we could otherwise cultivate. Have you thought about what shuts off creative spigots in your brain? Perhaps more significantly - have you found wisdom to turn creativity back on?

You’ll find… Continue reading

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TOI@Campus: Championing creativity

Posted on Octubre 14th, 2008 in creativity by german
Preethi Sridhar is on cloud nine. This second-year PGDM student of Xavier Institute of Management and Entrepreneurship (XIME), Bangalore, has just ba

 

gged the Best Student Research Paper at 20th annual convention organized by The Association of Indian Management Schools (

Harvard talk on learning and innovation

Posted on Septiembre 27th, 2008 in innovation by german

Today, I’m working in an office at Harvard Business School.  I was invited to give a talk yesterday to the Technology and Operations Management group here, and I must say I’ve been very impressed with the colleagues I’ve met in the last two days.

The title of my talk was “Organizational learning and organizational innovation.”  I argued that learning and innovation share the same key feature: they arise unplanned, unexpected, and… Continue reading