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Innovate Faster by Asking This One Simple Question
▻https://hackernoon.com/innovate-faster-by-asking-one-thing-b7a5a4a88d16?source=rss----3a8144eab

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Discover a sure fire way to a better way of working.Innovation is like sex. Everyone’s talking about it, but few are actually doing it.In the early 70s, Intel innovated. Gordon Moore led the bold shift from storage to microprocessing and in the process completely redesigned their business from the ground up. Half a century on, we still feel assured with that ‘chip inside’.But not every #innovation needs to be on such a grand scale as Intel. Incremental improvements like tweaking an existing product, improving the way teams work, embracing a different process or technology — can all help progress a company in creating new value. The trick to get started is to answer one simple question: is it safe to try?Jeff Bezos famously approaches decisions with the understanding that many decisions are, (...)

#future-of-work #future #leadership #management

Five Veteran Scientists Tell Us What Most Surprised Them - Issue 28: 2050
▻http://nautil.us/issue/28/2050/five-veteran-scientists-tell-us-what-most-surprised-them

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Turn back the clock to 1965. Science appeared to be marching forward at an unrelenting pace. Biochemists had cracked the genetic code (how DNA translates into proteins), inspiring Life magazine to envision “superbabies with improved minds and bodies.” In an article for the trade magazine Electronics, computer engineer Gordon Moore predicted that the number of transistors on an integrated chip would double every year while the cost stayed the same—the eponymous Moore’s Law. This, he wrote, would lead to “such wonders” as home computers, mobile phones, and automatic control systems for cars. Meanwhile, the New York World’s Fair provided further glimpses of what the future might hold: fusion power, moon colonies, underwater hotels, robot maids, flying cars, and 3-D TV. For young scientists at (...)

Même Intel le dit, respecter la loi de Moore va devenir tendu du string !
▻http://www.comptoir-hardware.com/actus/processeurs/29181-meme-intel-le-dit-respecter-la-loi-de-moore-va-devenir-tend

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La loi de Moore prend du plomb dans l’aile, Même Brian Krzanich actuel patron d’Intel commence à taper sur la loi créée par l’ex fondeur du même groupe, Gordon Moore. Le schéma de développement d’Intel est simple sur le papier, un Tock annonce l’arrivée d’une nouvelle micro-architecture tandis que le Tick annonce sa miniaturisation avec les nouveaux procédés de gravure... [Tout lire]

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