This page contains a summary of all of the past shows in the form of an archive. They are presented in date order starting with the newest. If you are looking for a specific topic, I would suggest you use the search function to the right.
2008 CES Innovations
Dateline: Cupertino, CA Segment 1: Consumer Electronics Show Innovations – The term “innovation” was everywhere – Bad Messaging – “Me To” Innovations – “So What” Innovations – Design has a growing importance – Un-anticpated Innovations Segment 2: Killer Question of the Week http://archives.warpradio.com/btr/killerinnovations/070517.mp3/media.libsyn.com/media/philmckinney/KI_20060108.mp3Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | RSS | MoreRead More »Outcome Driven Innovation and Innovation Budgets
Dateline: Washington D.C. Segment 1: Outcome Based Innovation (based on Anthony Ulwich’s book What Customers Want … see info at bottom …) – Identify “jobs” being performed – Identify customer metrics (how they measure satisfaction) – Have customer identify importance – Have customer identify satisfaction (with current solutions) – If “low” importance and “high” satisfaction, […]Read More »da Vinci Method and Outcome Based Innovation
Dateline: Washington D.C. Segment 1: da Vinci Method Segment 2: Outcome Based Innovation Segment 3: Killer Question of the Week http://archives.warpradio.com/btr/killerinnovations/070517.mp3/media.libsyn.com/media/philmckinney/KI_20051218.mp3Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | RSS | MoreRead More »Productivity from Innovation and Innovation Education
Dateline: New York City Segment 1: Productivity from Innovation and Innovation Education Segment 2: (none for this show) Segment 3: Killer Question of the Week http://archives.warpradio.com/btr/killerinnovations/070517.mp3/media.libsyn.com/media/philmckinney/KI_20051213.mp3Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | RSS | MoreRead More »Innovation Rules and Virtual Anthropology
Dateline: Cupertino, CA Segment 1: Innovation Rules 1) The same problem & solutions occur again & again 2) Strongest innovations identify & eliminate conflicts (problems/needs) 3) Technology trends are predictable 4) Complexity leads to failure in the market Segment 2: Virtual Anthropology – flickr – handbags – http://www.buzznet.com/ Segment 3: Killer Question of the Week […]Read More »Creating a Pipeline of Innovation and Tryvertising

Cost Benefit Analysis of Innovations
Dateline: Cupertino, CA and Albuquerque, NM Segment 1: Cost Benefit Analysis – What are the ‘costs’ for using your product/service? – What are the ‘benefits’ to your user? – Validate by observation Segment 2: Observations from Listeners – What ‘jar’ have you put yourself in? Segment 3: Killer Question of the Week Segment 4: Listener […]Read More »Futurecasting and Listener Contributions
Dateline: Washington, D.C. Segment 1: Futurecasting – Define a future – Document it (competitors, customers, industries, governments, etc.) – Link it back to the ‘current’ – Define the alternative paths to get to this future – Challenge yourself on what you would do different today Segment 2: Weak Signal – India (Listener Contribution) from Rushikesh […]Read More »Why Do The Best Brainstorms Come From Highly Diverse Teams?

Innovation Timing – When is the best time to launch my killer innovations?
Dateline: London, UK Segment 1: Innovation Timing – Price Timing – Adoption Timing – Displacement Timing – Zero Price Timing Segment 2: Weak Signals – Rich Media Shopping Experience Segment 3: Killer Question of the Week http://archives.warpradio.com/btr/killerinnovations/070517.mp3/media.libsyn.com/media/philmckinney/KI_20051024.mp3Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | RSS | MoreRead More »The Influence Of My Innovation Mentor On My Success
Dateline: Palo Alto, CA Segment 1: Innovation Mentoring – Early career mentor – Pay it forward Segment 2: Weak Signals – Minipreneurs – Ebay – Multi-level marketing Segment 3: Killer Question of the Week http://archives.warpradio.com/btr/killerinnovations/070517.mp3/media.libsyn.com/media/philmckinney/KI_20051017.mp3Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | RSS | MoreRead More »Stealth Innovations – Keeping innovations below the radar screen of management

Katrina Innovations
Dateline: Palo Alto, CA via New Orleans Segment 1: Katrina Innovations – McGyver Effect – Crisis as a catalyst for innovations Segment 2: N/A Segment 3: Killer Questions of the Week – Reverse Killer Questions http://archives.warpradio.com/btr/killerinnovations/070517.mp3/media.libsyn.com/media/philmckinney/KI_20051003.mp3Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | RSS | MoreRead More »Overcoming Your Idea Critics and The Conceptual Age
Dateline: Half Moon Bay, CA Segment 1: Overcoming Your Idea Critics Segment 2: The Conceptual Age Segment 3: Killer Question of the Week http://archives.warpradio.com/btr/killerinnovations/070517.mp3/media.libsyn.com/media/philmckinney/KI_20050925.mp3Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | RSS | MoreRead More »Building on the innovations of others

Ethnography and Life Caching
Dateline: Amsterdam Segment 1: Using ethnography to identify ideas from your customers – Develop holistic view of the customer needs (e.g. transportation) – Expose and record “tribal knowledge” (things that people do automatically) – Identify customer frustrations and areas or less than optimal efficiency. Segment 2: Weak Signals – Life Caching Segment 3: Killer Question […]Read More »Creating an Innovation Culture
Dateline: Washington D.C. Segment 1: Creating an Innovation Culture Segment 2: Example Killer Innovation – Hint: Cheaper by the dozen Segment 3: Killer Question of the Week http://archives.warpradio.com/btr/killerinnovations/070517.mp3/media.libsyn.com/media/philmckinney/KI_20050905.mp3Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | RSS | MoreRead More »Idea Quota and Twinsumer
Dateline: Washington D.C. Segment 1: Idea Quota – 40 to 50 ideas per brainstorming session if just 1 person – 120 to 140 ideas per brainstorming session of a team Segment 2: Weak Signal/Twinsumer Visit: www.trendwatching.com for more information Segment 3: Killer Question of the Week http://archives.warpradio.com/btr/killerinnovations/070517.mp3/media.libsyn.com/media/philmckinney/KI_20050828.mp3Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | RSS | MoreRead More »Fast Prototyping

Redefining the Innovation Opportunity – How to redefine the problem to uncover the breakthrough idea

Biology Based Innovations – Biomimicry – Using biology as a source for ideas and innovations

Emergent Innovations
Dateline: Washington D.C. Segment 1: Emergent Innovations Basic characteristics … – Culture of experimentation/risk taking – Self organizing knowledge systems (e.g. Wiki, Blogs, Communities) – Strong network of relationships – Multiple skills (diversity) – Flexible team structures – Simple rules (min specification, diffusion of authority, widespread availability of info) – Minimize boundries Emergent Innovation example: […]Read More »Innovation Success Rate
Dateline: Washington D.C. Segment 1: Innovation Success Rate Link to Business Week August 1st list of innovation success rate Link to add your thoughts/comments @ the KI Community Segment 2: Applying Killer Innovations Segment 3: Killer Question of the Week http://archives.warpradio.com/btr/killerinnovations/070517.mp3/media.libsyn.com/media/philmckinney/KI_20050724.mp3Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | RSS | MoreRead More »Collaborating for Innovation
