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Design commentator Steven Heller discusses the evolution of digital design and the challenges facing both those building Web-based businesses and those charged with designing them
Bob Higgins, longtime venture capitalist and entrepreneurship professor, talks about health care and the threat to U.S. leadership in research from nations that invest more in science.
Clayton Christensen talks about transforming education through disruptive innovation, how schools can cater to children who learn differently, and how the U.S. can improve their system.
EA's new casual games boss discusses why titles aimed at wider audiences offer designers greater opportunities to innovate. Nashak also talks about Games for Change, a festival uniting do-good nonprofits with game makers.
How does numbers-focused conglomerate Emerson Electric hope to foster breakthrough innovations? Charlie Peters, the company's newly named chief innovation officer, explains. A big part of the effort: developing products that are "new to the world"
