Scott Berkun Lecture: The Myths of Innovation

Author and Carnegie Mellon alum Scott Berkun shows that much of what we know about innovation is wrong as he explores the history of innovation and creative thinking. Featuring: Scott Berkun www.scottberkun.com/

[@jarbilek]

Thought I'd just watch a little bit ... but here I'm an hour later ... still soking it all in ... and feeling being very well lectured on. Thank you Scott

[@bcsarmaa]

Awesome lecture, I found this on Scott Berkun's homepage - I'm going to have to see him when he's in Boston next week.

[@francescaa.8869]

love your book! how brave you are!

[@adamphillips1717]

Excellent overview, very detailed, great stories. Love the McKnight framework at 3M created decades ago. Great speech :)

[@thanyarat029]

Wow........the people in this room are all clever!....You can answer all the questions of Scott.....I enjoy listening to your lecture very much...Thank you for uploading....From Thai dentist thinking of building StartUp :->

[@tonkosk]

This was firm stuff, nice details from history and very entertaining, thanks for sharing with us.

[@lakermark2006]

What a truly inspiring presentation! thank you for the great words of wisdom, it's a very thought provoking message that you offer to people.

[@ThomasStack]

Well done, Scott - great stories and flow. Of to Amazon to order the book!

[@Free7ZipDownload]

Nice lecture Scott, it mentions in your bio you're also an author, what's the title of the book(s) you've authored?

[@ashtonparkband]

Thank You

[@MikePulcinellaVideo]

Really good lecture!!

[@MWK7]

Great lecture.

[@eladbari]

Awesome Lecture! i like! :]

[@nichatha]

♥♥

[@KrisMarissens]

Innovating ;) (bit shallow though. Usually I give up or become fascinated after 2' 07"

[@SteinbeckFamily]

Great speaking demonstration. His book, which I just finished reading ("Confessions of a Public Speaker") is awesome. Sidebar comment: Rubbing the nose indicates insecurity, he does it a few times. He gets a pass, as this video was early in his career :)

[@creamesoda79]

I was going to.ask if there was a book I could read. Many thanks! (Rubs nose).

[@juncebuphil]

Magellan was killed by the native chief of Lapu-lapu City in Mactan Island, Philippines when he tried to evangelize the natives. Cook was not killed in the Philippines. The speaker is very good and subject is very informative.

[@dany2boy]

thumbs up if you were sent here by "Confessions of a Public Speaker"

[@IAMFirdaus]

my lecturer brought me here!!!

[@ColleenMurray]

Liddy Rechenberg

[@linhanthuy5209]

Im student in Vietnam. It's difficult to follow all thing you say!

[@Thugnificientism]

What Christian Bale's doing there ?

[@SecondsFromEternity]

@saeble im sure they paid him to talk for more than 5 minutes, and who would want to fly over their to talk for 5 minutes and leave? i bet as much speaking as he has done he can condense fine

[@robertbarth3476]

I wouldn't call Isaac Newton a recluse, he was very intelligent and didn't conform to structure. He was a free spirit you might say.

[@bluedevilzn]

No. This guy worked on the original, famous and great IE. After that, it became shit.

[@pat60606]

Well what point do you think is most significant....to me he talks like somebody whos brain is not fully developed!