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COVID-19 has limited our degrees of freedom as to how to operate, both in business and our personal lives. Fortunately, the SIT method for innovation is based on the Closed World principle, which forces one to be creative about accomplishing one’s goals using only the resources that one has at any given point in time, rather than looking externally for additional resources. We are happy to provide you free access to 2 videos from our Online Academy which illustrates the Closed World principle. Invest 6 minutes and it may just give you some pointers as to how you can be more resourceful when it feels like your hands are tied.
Many of you find yourselves with more reading time on your hands. Now is a great opportunity to brush up on the truth behind innovation. We provide here a partial bibliography (with links) to dozens of peer-reviewed academic journal articles regarding what has been proven to work – and what has been proven to not work – when it comes to innovation, ideation, creativity, problem solving, etc. Through our close ties to academia, where we teach in MBA and Engineering Programs – Columbia University, Wharton, Harvard, INSEAD, and others – we have learned to appreciate the fact that common wisdom may be common, but it is far from wisdom. You’ll be surprised how many myths will be debunked!
Lilach Sagiv , Sharon Arieli, Jacob Goldenberg, Ayalla Goldschmidt
Journal of Organizational Behavior 2010
Jacob Goldenberg, Roni Horowitz, Amnon Levav, David Mazursky
Harvard Business Review 2003
David Rosenberg
The Wall Street Journal 2002
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Goldenberg Jacob, Donald R. Lehmann and David Mazursky
Management Science; Engineering Management Review 2001
Oded Maimon & Roni Horowitz
IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics, Part C (Applications and Reviews) 1999
Jacob Goldenberg, Roni Horowitz, David Mazursky, Sorin Solomon
International Journal of Modern Physics 1997
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Goldenberg Jacob, David Mazursky and Sorin Solomon
International Journal of Modern Physics 1996
Systematic Inventive Thinking for Hospital Readmissions
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