Consider these three elements of your innovation strategyt. Walter Kiechel joins Jim Blasingame to reveal that your innovation strategy should be be developed around cost, competition and customers.

What does strategy have to do with innovation? Walter Kiechel joins Jim Blasingame to make the connection between your strategic planning and the execution of an innovative culture.

We can't be naive about the politics of the Internet. Internet pioneer, Mike Daniels joins Jim Blasingame to shed light on the possibilities of the Internet as we use it today, as well as the political challenges.

What was the motivation to create the Internet? As one of the pioneers of the Internet, Mike Daniels joins Jim Blasingame to reveal how the Internet was born, developed, funded and used until the 1990s.

How comfortable are you with failure? Robert Brands joins Jim Blasingame to reveal the close relationship that successful innovation has with failure, and why the best innovators have to be comfortable with this.

Every innovation must be tested and measured. Robert Brands joins Jim Blasingame to talk about the elements of testing and measurement in your innovation strategy and why these are essential.

Who is driving your innovation plan? Robert Brands joins Jim Blasingame to reveal that today your customers, not competitors are driving your innovation goals and schedule.

Getting creative about how you do business. Bryan Mattimore joins Jim Blasingame to reveal how to use creativity within your organization to make sure you're future business model aligns with future customer expectations.

Non-carbon energy may be closer than you think. Jack Uldrich joins Jim Blasingame to reveal some of the innovations that could make renewable, non-carbon energy available and affordable sooner than later.

Are you ready to ship your stuff by airship? Joel Barker joins Jim Blasingame to reveal new innovations in dirigible construction and function that could make airships prominent in bulk shipping strategies.