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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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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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