The Rules of Innovation
Bringing new technology to market is a crap shoot, right? Wrong, says innovation guru Christensen. Follow his four rules to a new science of success.
MIT News: Jan/Feb 2012
TR: Jun 2002 PDF issue
Technology Review: June 2002
Cloning Can´t Be Stopped
Controversy has surrounded the advent of every reproductive technology from artificial insemination to in vitro fertilization. Still, human cloning, like its forerunners, will happen.
Myhrvold´s Exponential Economy
Microsoft´s former technology chief is branching out. He´s looking for industries where efficiencies multiply every couple of years—in infotech, sure, but biology too.
10 Technology Disasters
What do a 17th-century Swedish warship, an opulent Chicago theater and a Kansas City hotel "skyway" have in common? All met catastrophic ends—and they have important lessons to teach today´s innovators.
Leading Edge
They Make the Future Happen
From the editor in chief
Prototype
Prototype
Straight from the lab: technology´s first draft.
Innovation News
Trailing Edge
For Those About to Rock, We Salute You
Lloyd Loar designed the best mandolins ever made, prized by musicians and collectors. Oh, and he built the first electric guitar.
Columns
Leaky Cyber Borders
A U.S. shield against foreign spam and hackers: national security or censorship?
Mimetic Management
Innovators sell customers on keeping up with the Joneses—or the Gateses.
Science Goes Medieval
Geneticists agree: hoarding information hurts science—and public health.
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