Innovation and Imagination at Work 2004

New books and magazine articles on innovation are continually appearing and these should be constantly scanned to pick up the new insights and ideas of others. The best and most easily accessible source of new information, however, is the Internet. There are hundreds of thousands of references to innovation on the Internet. To help overcome information overload, I recommend the following sites as ones that can help you on your journey of innovation. Try these as a start and see where they lead you.

• www.thinksmart.com

  An innovation network and virtual community of people sharing ideas and experiences on creativity and innovation.

• www.quovadis.com.au

  My own site.Visit it for mentoring, facilitation and implementation programs on the development of innovative thinking and the creation of a culture of continuous corporate innovation.

• www.creativeadvantage.com

  Provides an on-line test on your innovation style and idea generation techniques.

• www.pfdf.org/innovation/index.html

  Vignettes of experiences in the implementation of innovative ideas in many fields of endeavour.

• http://www.TheHarrowGroup.com

  Weekly updates on new developments and innovative use of information technology. Since these technologies will keep improving our access to information, they become a major impetus for innovation.