Lista de los 20 posts más populares (3,000 – 14,500 vistas) de innovación en junio según www.innovationexcellence.com

• Has Microsoft Leapfrogged Apple? – by Greg Satell

 

• The Rise of Social Innovation – by Nicolas Bry

 

• Innovation through Measurement – by Ben Forgan

 

• Why Business Models No Longer Last – by Greg Satell

 

• Marketing Innovation – Upside Down Social Web Design – by Braden Kelley

 

• Will Gen Y Deliver Body Blow to Fortune 500? – by Sarah Miller Caldicott

 

• Managing Innovation is about Managing Change – by Braden Kelley

 

• The Importance of Play to Innovation – by Braden Kelley

 

• The 66-Point Innovation Checklist – by Gijs van Wulfen

 

• Leadership and Storytelling – by Mike Myatt

 

• Balancing Intuition with Analysis – Braden Kelley interviews Roger Martin

 

• How to Solve the #1 Innovation Challenge – by Greg Satell

 

• Innovation Pipeline Challenges and Risks – Infographic

 

• Innovation – 3M’s Lessons To Be Learned – by Robert F Brands

 

• 10 Ways To Help Left Brainers Tap Into Creativity – by Mitch Ditkoff

 

• 3 Ways To Productively Rest Your Brain – by Matthew E May

 

• Unleash Creativity – Combine Social Innovation with Intelligent Things – by Nicolas Bry

 

• Crowdsourcing and Co-Creation are Complementary – by Yannig Roth

 

• Punk Rock People Management – HR Innovation – by Peter Cook

 

• Customer-Centric Model for Product Innovation – by Catherine Constantinides

El proyecto Observatorio América Latina-Asia Pacífico, que busca promover la cooperación y estrechar aún más los vínculos entre los países de ambas regiones, fue presentado el jueves 31 de mayo en la sede de la Asociación Latinoamericana de Integración (ALADI) en Montevideo, Uruguay.

El evento contó con la presencia del Ministro de Economía y Finanzas de Uruguay, Fernando Lorenzo; el Secretario General de la ALADI, Carlos Alvarez; la representante del Banco de Desarrollo de América Latina (CAF) en Uruguay, Gladis Genua; el Presidente del Comité de Representantes de la ALADI, Cassio Luiselli, y el Director de la División de Comercio Internacional e Integración de la Comisión Económica para América Latina y el Caribe (CEPAL), Osvaldo Rosales.

Participaron también altas autoridades de los países miembros de la ALADI y los Embajadores de la República Popular China, República de Corea, Japón, Filipinas, Malasia, Tailandia, Vietnam e Indonesia.

Inter-American Dialogue 30th Anniversary Dinner

Remarks of Robert B. Zoellick, President, World Bank Group

Introduction

Thank you for the honor of your invitation to commemorate the 30th Anniversary of the Inter-American Dialogue.

The origins of this Dialogue stretch back to a discussion between Peter Bell and Abe Lowenthal on a park bench.

Peter and Abe were disturbed by the breakdown in inter-American exchanges during the Falklands/Malvinas war, and by the lack of ties with the rising democrats of Latin America.  So they discussed bringing together leaders from across the hemisphere to set a new inter-American agenda.  The Dialogue held its first ad hoc conference in late 1982.

Today, 30 years later, Latin America’s very success offers the opportunity to remake that Hemispheric partnership around new pillars:

·         A revived free trade policy that will aid structural reforms for growth in all our countries;

·         An energy transformation, ending the Hemisphere’s energy dependency;

·         A new diplomacy infused with private sector pragmatism to solve public problems;

·         Shared security; and

·         The first Democratic Hemisphere.