innovators, dr. regina dugan, author steven johnson, economist paul romer, venture capitalist len baker and innovation maven john kao. the problems are much more serious than most people realize and the consequences are more grave than most people realize. but let s get started by first understanding innovation and watching the effect it has our journey into innovation had on societies over the last has taken us across a millennium centuries. and around the world to discover how innovation can be a boone for america and how america finds itself falling behind. so, why does innovation now we ll look at solutions. matter? helping explain it all for us what can we do to catch up? today is a man who studied innovation from top to bottom, steven johnson. author john kao says instead of the haphazard approach the johnson is the author of a nation takes to innovation terrific book where good ideas today, we need nothing less than a grand strategy for american come from: the natural h
about history as being this process that repeats itself sometimes, but when you think about global ddp over this scale you realize the expression doesn t mean anything here because something this dramatic has never happened before over the course of human history. now, why is it happening? it s being driven by new ideas and new innovations that put those ideas to practical use. more often than not, it s new innovations that help us in capturing and sharing energy and information in new ways. so, let s look at one great case study which is 17th century holland. at this point in the 1700s, holland has the highest gdp per capita of any country in the world. it s the wealthiest country in the world. what s driving that? well, increased efficiency in capturing wind power. think of those classic dutch wind mills, xh are being used to more efficiently convert raw timber into lumber which helps them build better ships, which are using innovative new designs to capture wind power at sea more ef
innovators, dr. regina dugan, author steven johnson, economist paul romer, len baker and innovation maven john kao. problems are much more serious than most people realize and the consequences are more grave than most people realize. but let s get started by first understanding innovation and watching the effect it has had on societies over the last centuries. so, why does innovation matter? helping explain it all for us today is a man who studied innovation from top to bottom, steven johnson. johnson is the author of a terrific book where good ideas come from: the natural history of innovation and he ll show us the impact of innovation over time. that s. let s start with a long view
sciences area. by comparison, nih, our crown about history as being this jewel in public sector life process that repeats itself sometimes, but when you think about global gdp over this scale you realize the expression sciences has about 10,000 phd doesn t mean anything here scientists. because something this dramatic has never happened before over to put it in perspective, this is a country the size of long the course of human history. island, you know, chicago, throwing their hat into the ring and saying they re going to be a now, why is it happening? global leader in innovation and life sciences. it s being driven by new ideas asian countries like and new innovations that put singapore aren t the only nations with an eye toward those ideas to practical use. innovation, kao says, pointing more often than not, it s new also to scandinavia. innovations that help us in finland has a strategy, a capturing and sharing energy and fabric of financiers of information in new ways. innovat
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