By: Rana Foroohar

Time Magazine

Digital Disrupters and Web Pioneers–Google executive Chairman Eric Schmidt, Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer and Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg among them–were out in force as always, extolling the virtues of concepts like the “Internet of things,” which could create entirely new market.

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By: Michael Chui

McKinsey & Company

Who says innovation is only for start-ups? In these interviews, the heads of three large, established companies—Intuit, Idealab, and Autodesk—argue there’s no reason big players can’t develop the next big thing. Read the article

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By: Laura Arrillaga-Andreessen

Stanford Social Innovation Review

Rapid advances in technology are changing philanthropy in fundamental ways—making it potentially more rational, effective, collaborative, transparent, and democratic. Read the article

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By: Maxwell Wessel & Clayton M. Christensen

Harvard Business Review

Disruptive innovations are like missiles launched at your business. For 20 years we’ve described missile after missile that took aim and annihilated its target: Napster, Amazon, and the Apple Store devastated Tower Records and Musicland.

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By: Elizabeth Finkel
Cosmos Magazine

Automated systems are driving cars, beating humans at game shows, consulting as cancer specialists and acting as pocket personal assistants, Elizabeth Finkel discovers that AI is already here and, far from being terrified of it, we love it. Read the full article

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By: Brian Millar
Fast Company

By lowering the barriers to breakthrough ideas and matching them to undeserved needs, large companies can reclaim their reputation for innovation. Read the full article

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