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    Welcome to the Library

    Hello. Why don’t you pull up one of those nice comfy chairs. Go on, settle yourself down in front of the crackling fire, with a good cup of tea (or coffee, or something stronger, the choice is yours).

    This is my virtual library where I list the books and articles that have sparked my interest and thoughts. I’m not intending to give a detailed review of these books. Rather, just to highlight points of interest.

    If you’re looking for the list of references, then you should try here.

    I hope you find the items in the library as interesting and thought inspiring as I have! If you’ve got any comments or suggestions of other books and articles, please let me know!

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    Diffusion of Innovations

    Rogers, E. M. (2003)

    Posted on 20th Oct 2018
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    20/10/18 
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    Work in Progress
    [In Progress] Rogers looks at how new ideas spread via communication channels over time, coming up with an adoption/diffusion curve. This curve shows how the diffusion process starts with a few individuals who first adopt an innovation (innovators) and spread the word among their circle (early adopters). These early adopters spread the word to the early majority, then in turn to the late majority, finally ending up with the laggards.Understanding adoption/diffusion is key in product innovation, and also a key base in service innovation (where there are also additional factors to take account of)
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    EMarketing Excellence – Planning and Optimising your Digital Marketing

    Chaffey, D. Smith, P.R.

    Posted on 19th Aug 2021
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    19/8/21 
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    A source for the 8th P of the service marketing mix – partnership.
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    Influence: The Psychology of Persuasion, Revised Edition

    Cialdini, R. (2006)

    Posted on 10th Dec 2019
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    10/12/19 
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    Early Thoughts
    Imitators, in diffusion, “need to have social proof”
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    Innovation and Entrepreneurship

    Drucker, P.

    Posted on 10th Feb 2019
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    10/2/19 
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    Innovation and entrepreneurship

    Drucker, P. F.

    Posted on 29th Aug 2019
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    29/8/19 
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    Early Thoughts
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    Innovation and Its Enemies: Why People Resist New Technologies

    Juma, C. (2017)

    Posted on 9th Oct 2019
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    9/10/19 
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    Early Thoughts
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    Innovation Governance

    Deschamps, J.P., Nelson, B. (2014)

    Posted on 10th Feb 2019
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    10/2/19 
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    Inside the Tornado: Strategies for Developing, Leveraging, and Surviving Hypergrowth Markets

    Moore, G. (2005)

    Posted on 28th Apr 2019
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    28/4/19 
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    Work in Progress
    After crossing the chasm between early adopters and early majority you need to attack the tipping point.
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    Jobs to be done: theory to practice

    Ulwick, A. (2016)

    Posted on 17th Jan 2020
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    17/1/20 
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    Early Thoughts
    [You can request a PDF copy of the book from Strategyn’s web site: https://strategyn.com/jobs-to-be-done/jobs-to-be-done-theory/]
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    Leading Change

    Kotter, J. P.

    Posted on 9th Oct 2019
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    9/10/19 
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    Early Thoughts
    Introduces the 8 steps for change management
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