How tech innovation shapes business | Julian Birkinshaw | TEDxLondonBusinessSchool

Innovation is changing the business world as we know it - or is it? Julian challenges our thinking of how technology impacts companies and teaches us to build resilience in business.
Professor Julian Birkinshaw was ranked 46th in the 2017 Thinkers50 list of the top global management thinkers. His main area of expertise is in the strategy and organisation of large corporations, and specifically such issues as innovation, corporate entrepreneurship, strategic agility and headquarters-subsidiary relationships.
He is a Fellow of the British Academy, the Academy of Social Sciences and the Academy of International Business. He has been awarded Honorary Doctorate degrees by the Stockholm School of Economics (2009) and Copenhagen Business School (2018).
Professor Birkinshaw is the author of 15 books, including Fast/Forward, Becoming a Better Boss, Reinventing Management and Giant Steps in Management, and more than 90 articles in journals such as Strategic Management Journal, Academy of Management Journal, Harvard Business Review and Sloan Management Review. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

[@zakUSDedelman]

True. Great talk. Thanks a trillion!

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[@gauravsh1000]

There is stunning development in business environment and depends the individual perception. Few world tycoon or business leader drive the market in view of future perception but question was is it sustainable to blindly follow the future, but demand also drive in the same way whether it kodak Or fuiji needs to reinvent within itself. When I was in college always think oneday Steve Jobs leads the world but now days i would think differently might be elon musk is the world future or might be i will be wrong in future. One has to understand the perception of driving force will always lead.

[@hugosoares8449]

What a great speech.

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[@PatiBAdministradora]

Great

[@19akalee95]

there is a amazing new project called entropy generator using maggots to take care of organic waste

[@briankepner7569]

The problem isn't whether or not the bulk of Fortune 500 companies are high-tech or not is that the current business environment is going to stunt innovation and invention because of the high cost of research and development in the face of vidance new taxes. You should hear the talks that have overheard. We're going into a technological dark age. The tech companies have gotten so big that they can actually thwart competitors and are intently doing so. But I look forward to some new technology coming along. Something like angstrom printing. Or even plasma casting. Maybe some innovations in quantum physics that will allow us to create expanding space-time technologies. Or maybe some way to gather resources with less impact on the environment, non-specific. I've always had hopes for the thorium-based reactors but as long as the green new deal is in play thorium reactors are not going to happen. Even nuclear is going to be curtailed because of ideological reasons. Yes we're in the age of ideology over prosperity and it's going to be a very difficult dark time. I would have said something in the production of food technologies would help us produce more food but it looks like if you allow one person to control a large portion of the farmland without the requirement of being productive, you have once again political ideology over good business sense. A single landowner is required to make the land productive to support himself and in doing so feeds the other people. A single landowner who invests in land with no purpose full requirement to be productive is probably a threat to our society and nation. Also allowing foreign powers to own land and export the product outside the country without restraint should also be considered a threat to our society. Yeah we're going back to having food shortages because of bad political decisions not technology or innovation

[@JayElls]

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[@Quickeasyguitarlessons]

I guess no universal basic income for us millennials 🤦‍♂️ Can’t agree on everything he said. But he definitely has some good points.

[@jeffreymoffitt4070]

You know we see the grift right? Pay everyone less than they're worth so you can run out the back door with the cash

[@raptorsfreak]

if he is so smart, why does he not understand how to wear a mic? It's under his chin.

[@spanishtranslator]

Only by the subject i can tell that this gonna be useless and boring. You dont talk about innovation, especially in a suit :)