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Aviation and Aerospace Innovation
The history of aviation and aerospace is fascinating because the achievements were technically challenging and the impact on society has been so clear. Through the major phases of the industry’s growth ideas evolved across the globe, with the pioneers taking … Continue reading
Posted in Aerospace, Business, Disruption, History, Industry, Innovation, Invention, Vehicle
Tagged Aerospace, Audio, Aviation, Boeing, Books, Disruption, Innovation, Research, Study, Wright Brothers
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Recruiting is Fun 2: Date Before You Marry
A very smart friend who runs his own management assessment firm is in the process of figuring out his next steps after a well earned sabbatical. He’s trying to address challenges that businesses have in recruiting and matching their needs … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Marketing
Tagged Hiring, HR, Management, Personnel, Recruiting, Success
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Recruiting is Fun: Finding the Right People
One of my favorite parts of life is recruiting. I loved it undergrad when organizations were bringing in new members (for me that was club volleyball and fraternity life). It is even more pleasant in a professional setting. When we’re … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Marketing
Tagged Hiring, HR, Materials Science, Personnel, Recruiting, Sales
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Superbowl Post: Playing a Different Game
In 1906 the rules were modified to allow the forward pass American Football (aka “Gridiron”), defining the schism between football and rugby and enabling those teams that made use of the play to dominate their opponents. If you had the … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Disruption, History, Industry, Innovation, Materials Science, Theory
Tagged Broncos, Forward pass, Games, Industry, Materials Science, Nanofiber membrane, Seahawks, Superbowl
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Selling Tacos in Prague
Like most Americans, I consider tamales, tacos and tortas the food of my people – I grew up with all varieties of Tex-mex, Mexican, South American and other foods. Walking through Prague the other day this sign immediately jumped out … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Marketing
Tagged Advertising, Margaritas, Marketing, Mexican Food, Prague, Promotion, Tacos
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Our Gladwellian Future
Gladwellian stories are those that take a common assumption and then overturn it with data. As the cost of generating data decreases, and as inaccurate data grows, the genre finds itself in an arms race. Determining what is enough data … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Disruption, Innovation, Theory
Tagged Commerce, Data, Gladwell, Malcolm Gladwell, Publishing, Relevance, Research, Statistics, TED, Writing
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Interesting Article Themes
Certain quantitative market and population concepts pop up frequently. Peak X 2013, June – Initial blog post 2013, July – Peak Printer blog post 2013, October – Peak cable & car blog post 2013, October – Article on how we … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Industry, Innovation, Invention, Theory
Tagged Articles, Business, Power Law, Product Succession, Theories, Tropes, Y is the new X
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Google’s “Create a Filter” – Pure Torture If You Make Real Filters
Specialized software programs are unusual in the filtration industry – Excel and Minitab are used for data analysis, there are lots of .pdfs circulated with marketing materials and those are often originally crafted in PowerPoint, Word or other commonly used … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Innovation, Materials Science, Theory
Tagged Filter, Filtration, Google, Industrial, Industry, Materials Science, Media, Particulate, Product, Product Management, Product Marketing
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Industrial Tours
I love walking a plant floor. Unfortunately, most of what I see from working with customers can’t go out on the Internet, and if I do have photos, they are under NDA. My son loves the show How It’s Made … Continue reading
Posted in Aerospace, Business, Disruption, History, Industry, Innovation
Tagged Aerospace, Assets, Capital, Disruption, Education, Heavy Industry, History, Industry, Innovation, Machinery, Museum, Plants, Tours
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Filtration in the Popular Media: Ultrafine Particles and 3D Printing
Dr. Brent Stephens and his co-authors at the Illinois Institute of Technology attracted a good deal of popular press attention (TechCrunch Article) with their recent publication of, “Ultrafine paticle emissions from desktop 3-D Printers” in the journal of Atmospheric Environment. … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Disruption, Industry, Innovation, Materials Science
Tagged 3D Printers, Filtration, HEPA, Most Penetration Particle, ULPA
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