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The connection between innovation and football
The connection between innovation and football - they both require balls
By Peter Kerr for sticK
(sticK - 25 Feb. 2011 ) There's no connect between football, as in soccer, and innovation - right?
Wrong, according to Innovationfixer (and my apologies for not being able to give an actual name).
The writer's passionate about sport, particularly football, and loves the use of sporting analogies and aphorisms business.
Heck, even non-basketball players know what "it’s a slam dunk" means.
He (I'm presuming it’s a he) poses and answers the question of why innovation is like football, and it’s a pretty good analogy. Even non-sports people will probably be aware of what he's talking about.
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There's no connect between football, as
in soccer, and innovation - right?
Wrong, according to
Innovationfixer (and my apologies for not being able to give
an actual name).
The writer's passionate about sport,
particularly football, and loves the use of sporting
analogies and aphorisms business. The original article is
here.
Heck, even non-basketball players know what "it’s
a slam dunk" means.
He (I'm presuming it’s a he) poses
and answers the question of why innovation is like football,
and it’s a pretty good analogy. Even non-sports people
will probably be aware of what he's talking
about.
Peter Kerr
Message maker
Writer, communicator, simplifier, storyteller.
Versed in the art and science of translating something complicated into an understandable message.
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