McKinsey has recently posted a video interview with Judy Estrin on the state of innovation and how companies need to be looking at driving greater innovation. There are definite lessons to be learned for CIOs and IT organizations. Check it out here.
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02/05/2009
How to fix the innovation gap: A conversation with Judy Estrin
Posted by Charles Araujo at 11:39 PM in Innovation | Permalink
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