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Why oh why, do we try to tap new ideas by holding meetings in a sterile office, or worse, go bankdraft in hand to yet another 10 per cent royalty consultant, when there is a rich source of original ideas out there? It is beyond me. When I come back with colleagues from an exhibition or a trip to some unusual company, city and especially country, our heads are brimming with seeds for new and exciting markets. The message here: sit at your desk and that will be the scope of your view; explore the commercial jungle and a portal for innovation will open.
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© 2002 Chris Harris
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Harris, C. (2002). Searching for Seeds and Complexes of Needs. In: Hyperinnovation. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1057/9781403907356_19
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