Blessed are they who see beautiful things in humble places where others see nothing.
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- Emergence - Complexity from Simplicity, Order from...
- Absolute unpredictability and total improbability ...
- Science and Complexity
- Innovation Profiles: Survey Report
- Applications of the Innovation Grid
- David Pearce Snyder on Information, Creativity and...
- The next Web of open, linked data
- Adam Blatner on Philosophy and Creativity
- Ann Herrmann-Nehdi on Creativity and the Future of...
- Kirpal Singh on Creativity in Singapore
- Alex Pattakos on Prisoners of Our Thoughts
- Mapping a City's Rhythm
- Viva la Vida
- Innovation
- Can technology save the economy?
- Human Brain on the Edge of Chaos
- The Social Technographics Of Business Buyers
- An Interview with Andrew Ouderkirk
- Change and the Future
- Creativity Is...
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- Innovation is...
- An Interview with Carol McCormick
- Paul Schumann on Innovation
- Groundswell: Winning in a World Transformed by Soc...
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- Blessed Are They...
- We Need Change
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About Me
- Paul Schumann
- Austin, Texas, United States
- Paul Schumann is a futurist and an innovation consultant. He is a proponent of collaborative approaches. He has been a technologist and technology manager in the semiconductor industry (IBM), internal entrepreneur (IBM), cultural change agent (IBM), and consultant (Technology Futures and Glocal Vantage). With 55 years of professional experience, Paul is still excited about learning, and sharing what he is learning. He is a 35 year resident of Lost Creek in Austin, Texas.
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