Innova Pulse, has been recently invited to contribute to ”The Future of Innovation Book”. Within its article, Innova Pulse extracts the need to empower innovative efforts focussed in us, our education, our practices of government and management, to the significant improvement of our world.

“The future of innovation Book” will be edited in the middle of 2009 with worldwide contributions, including relevant related organisations: Airbus, Nokia, Fraunhofer Institute, Cambridge Science park, etc, appearing a very interesting initiative to contribute to the vision of innovation with influence within policy-makers, and therefore an effective way to improve the progress for our society. Read the rest of this entry »

Crisis is in the air; old economical corporations are trembling upon lack of confidence within the epicentre of the financial tsunami, which might be originated by the management of big corporations using to look just to short term economic revenue as almost unique guidance of corporative government practices.
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In the old roman empire this expression was used to explain how to keep roman people happy/controlled. Entertainment and food delivery were used to keep attention and control of people; but modern democracies appear to continue using this nowadays, and this use appears stronger as long as weak is the democracy practice.
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World’s leading computer researchers sees human-centred design as Key to Successful Innovation; the vital ingredient in successfully harnessing technology’s huge potential by 2020.

Related report explores new technologies and examines their potential impact, both positive and negative, on human behaviour and environments. It makes clear recommendations that aim to set human experience at the heart of progress to ensure that the computer’s increasing influence in society is a positive one.

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The Young Global Leaders (YGLs) of the World Economic Forum have published the findings of their “Future Mapping for the Global Agenda” study that draws a global picture in 2030 by mapping key trends, weak signals and their interrelationships, for a better understanding of how they will influence the global, regional and industry agendas.
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There are very few basic needs, of general interest, to be preserved and cared by the politic establishment : many of them, are directly related to human basic rights like proper access to food, house, work etc. In spite of this, is quite evident that even some occidental countries have this access to basic general needs under speculative conditions.
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Abstract:

The author of the article reflects on the cumulative innovation around world wars and the need to promote strategic innovation within our current society.
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