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Clayton Christensen introduces the ‘Jobs to Be Done’ theory, reshaping how companies understand their customers’ needs and innovate to fulfill them.
Clayton Christensen introduces the ‘Jobs to Be Done’ theory, reshaping how companies understand their customers’ needs and innovate to fulfill them.
Clay Water Brick recounts the entrepreneurial journey of Jessica Jackley, co-founder of the micro-lending platform Kiva. She shares stories of inspiring individuals who create opportunities out of scarce resources.
Built explores the marvels of civil engineering through history’s most incredible buildings and infrastructure. It discusses how these structures have shaped the human civilization.
Build offers Tony Fadell’s insight into creating remarkable products, from the iPod to the Nest thermostat, exploring the challenges and strategies in design and innovation.
Marc Benioff shares how he built Salesforce from a startup in a rented apartment into the world’s leading enterprise software company.
This biography provides a detailed account of Thomas Edison’s life, inventions, and legacy, showcasing his relentless pursuit of innovation.
The Genius of Israel explores the unique conditions and cultural factors that have driven innovation and entrepreneurship in Israel, often dubbed ‘Startup Nation’.
Emily Prokop’s ‘The Story Behind’ reveals the fascinating origins and histories behind everyday objects and customs, from mundane items like forks to cultural phenomena like the high five.
Thiel shares insights on how to create innovative businesses that shape the future, advocating for unique, monopoly-like startups.