| Newsletter #7 |
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Men know what it costs their wallet when a woman asks for an
accessories, gold or diamond. Similarly Every computer expert knows that
what made this giant evolution in the computer industry was the
microprocessor which is made of simple silicon (found in sand) yet human
mind managed to make it possibly worth the cost of diamond if we compare
the value generated from same weight of both materials.
When Innovation Projects are mentioned thinking of executives or financial
people jumps huge financial investments or costs. I tell them that cost of
Innovation vs. value is same as cost of sand to Microprocessors.
I wish not to analyze why this wrong perception is in mind of most business
people yet I wonder why people don’t calculate and compare cost of any simple or
complex innovation initiatives. It is fear of the unknown.
Sand is the cheapest element we know, the process of bringing ideas from
humans mind is similarly the cheapest production we can imagine and I call it
the cheapest factory we can ever imagine. What require investing in is the next
step where we put the minds in the proper atmosphere to generate the largest
amount and the best radical never thought of and brilliant ideas. Next
investment must be in capturing ideas while maximizing captures and minimizing
leakages. Then captured ideas need to be handled using proper methods and by the
right people. The rest is clear I guess.
My invitation to everybody to look at money from different perspective the
way of converting sand to money through making microprocessors. Innovation in
your field can most likely to achieve a lot of value without the need of any
high-tech experience like microprocessors.