It might start with a lightbulb moment or a sudden flash of insight—but having an idea and making a success of it are very different things. It’s the gap between invention and innovation. In these six episodes, you’ll find out about the people and stories behind game-changing ideas and technology.
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Who first thought of putting wheels on suitcases and why did this seemingly obvious idea not take off until the 1990s? In the final episode of our series on how innovation works, we explore how the adoption of an idea can be hampered by social attitu... more
Paying for things using your phone has become far more widespread during the pandemic. But Western consumers are playing catch-up. Mobile payments have been widespread for more than a decade in Africa, and in particular in Kenya, where the world’s fi... more
The notion of shipping things in standardised boxes seems obvious in retrospect, so why did shipping containers take so long to emerge? Host Tom Standage finds out how difficult it was for this simple idea to take off. He talks to shipping experts an... more
Deep learning, a form of artificial intelligence, powers voice assistants, facial recognition, music recommendations and underpins pioneering scientific research on how proteins fold. But all this was made possible by a breakthrough in a completely d... more
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People and companies are obsessed with innovation, but not many get further than overusing and misusing the word! The Economist does a really great job of illustrating what innovation actually looks like, how it’s actually achieved, with a number of truly innovative case studies from genuine breakthroughs that we would all have benefited from whether we knew it or not.
As an entrepreneur I really enjoyed listening to this. Binged it. How people arrive to a solution from many different direction. Loved it
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