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IT Empathy ® Podcast Season 1, Episode 3: Platforms for innovation


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IT Empathy ® Podcast Season 1, Episode 3

Platforms for Innovation

Hosted by Jon Bailey, IT Empathy ®

Published • 26th September 2023

This IT Empathy ® podcast is designed to highlight the critical role of platforms for innovation strategy and transforming problems and failure into solutions.

1. Introduction.

Welcome to the IT Empathy ® podcast https://www.itempathy.com/podcast

About IT Empathy ® https://www.itempathy.com/about

2. The importance of of increasing luck

3. Embrace thinking out load

4. Failure labs/embracing failure

5. Culture of creative freedom

6. Fun wins straight away

7. Platform for innovation examples

8. Gaming leads the way with innovation

9. Less is more strategy

Contact IT Empathy ® for innovation help and support.


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Podcast episodes

S1 EP11: Microsoft Cyber Signals and OpenAI

S1 EP10: Google Circle to Search

S1 EP9: Podcast Lessons

S1 EP8: Cybersecurity Strategy in the age of SaaS

S1 EP7: Business Startup Lessons

S1 EP6: What is IT Empathy?

S1 EP5: What are AI Deep Fakes?

S1 EP4: QR Code Cyber-attacks

S1 EP3: Platforms for innovation

S1 EP2: Innovation, Engagement and Communication

S1 EP1: Introducing the IT Empathy podcast


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