| NEWS THIS WEEK'S TOP STORY INNOVATION IBM's Speech Recognition Demand for the technology is expected to rise dramatically over the next few years, and IBM's speech research group is focusing on forming partnerships to take it to market
MORE TOP STORIES INNOVATION How to Spark Innovation Why is it so hard to stimulate innovation inside big corporations, while at the same time VCs are awash in innovative business plans and people? GAME DESIGN 33 Ways to Make Money from Games The video-game industry can certainly be profitable. Acclaim Games' David Perry goes over promising business model ideas for would-be gaming entrepreneurs INNOVATION STRATEGY INSIGHT • From Design Management Review Designing the Future of Business Forget total quality. Forget top-down strategy. Design is the engine that can transform a company into a powerhouse of nonstop innovation
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| | Inside: This Week in Innovation This week senior writer Steve Hamm reports on IBM Research's attempts to cater to the rapidly growing but diversified market for speech-recognition technology. Columnist and co-founder of Acclaim Games David Perry contributes a detailed playbook of how entrepreneurs can make money from social gaming. And Marty Neumeier writes a piece that gets to the heart of it all, on how executives can use design as an engine for transformative growth. Finally, in a new podcast, senior writer Jessie Scanlon spoke with William Pedersen, lead designer of the "super-skyscraper," the Shanghai World Financial Center. Just as new world records are being set at the Beijing Olympics, the race to construct the worldÂ's tallest building continues. Enjoy.
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INNOVATION PODCAST  The View from 1,614 Feet Just as new world records are set at the Beijing Olympics, the race to construct the world's tallest building continues. Lead designer William Pedersen discusses the opening of the "super-skyscraper," the Shanghai World Financial Center.
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