One of the challenges for creating a culture of innovation within an organization is the ability to get along with others.  Innovation is about constant change which is uncomfortable and stressful.  The result is that some individuals/groups will not respond and actually become quite negative (corporate anti-bodies) to the innovation effort.  What are you to do?  How...

In this episode of the Killer Innovations podcast I interview Chuck House. Chuck is one of those individuals whose impact we’ve all felt but didn’t immediately realize. With the recent anniversary of Neil Armstrong stepping on the moon, Chuck turned out to be timely in this interview. Why? He’s the inventor of the early display technology that resulted in Chuck...

Photo:  Art showing Phil his HP id badge which he still carries In next in the series of interviews with creators of killer innovations, Phil interviews Art Fong.  Art was part of the team that invented microwave during WWII, helped develop FM radio and then joined HP when it was still a small start-up.  He went on to create innovations that at one point...

This is the 1st in a series of interviews of individuals and teams who have created what I would consider killer innovations.  In this episode, I recorded an interview with David Cochran, the original Product Manager of the HP35 calculator.  Per the entry in Wikipedia: The HP-35 was Hewlett-Packard’s first pocket calculator and the world’s first...