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The Myths of Innovation

5:45pm–5:55pm Wednesday, 04/23/2008
Keynote
 Location: Ballroom - 3rd Level Level: Novice
Presentation: The Myths of Innovation Presentation [PPT]

Hype and tall tales dominate our knowledge of innovation history, and without awareness of the truth, we are set up to fail as innovators. This fun, fast paced, opinion provoking keynote, based on the recent bestselling book “The Myths of Innovation":http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/9780596527051 (O’Reilly 2007), will dissect the deepest mythologies in tech invention to reveal truths everyone can use in their own work.

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Scott Berkun

Berkun Consulting

Scott Berkun is an author, public speaker and consultant. He wrote the bestsellers Making things happen (formerly titled The art of project management) and The Myths of Innovation for O’Reilly, teaches creative thinking at the University of Washington, and writes on management, creative thinking and design at www.scottberkun.com.