Success is hiding in your customers’ untold stories Ann Somers Hogg Success is hiding in your customers’ untold stories Applying a Jobs to be Done approach helps your customers and your business. It can improve their lives and your bottom line. Oct 21, 2021 Ann Somers Hogg
Marrying freedom and funding: How districts can become education’s new inventors Thomas Arnett Marrying freedom and funding: How districts can become education’s new inventors Thomas Arnett and Kelly Young discuss why transforming existing schools is hard, and the hidden opportunities for school districts to reinvent themselves. Oct 21, 2021 Thomas Arnett
The flaw behind today’s outcomes-based data in higher education Michael B. Horn The flaw behind today’s outcomes-based data in higher education If institutions can match their supply-side metrics to what learners are actually trying to accomplish, then they will optimize their operations around the learner’s progress. Oct 20, 2021 Michael B. Horn
Ecuador and the case for market-creating innovations in oil exporting countries Jacob Fohtung Ecuador and the case for market-creating innovations in oil exporting countries Ecuador and countries that rely heavily on exporting natural resources, like oil, can bolster their economies by investing in market-creating innovations. Oct 19, 2021 Jacob Fohtung
Healthcare has an accessibility problem—disruptive innovations can help Jessica Plante Healthcare has an accessibility problem—disruptive innovations can help Disruptive Innovations take root by being less expensive and more accessible—two things that could greatly impact healthcare. Oct 14, 2021 Jessica Plante
Blended learning best practices during the pandemic Thomas Arnett Blended learning best practices during the pandemic Senior research fellow Thomas Arnett discusses challenges and insights from the 2020-2021 school year with Vicki Davis on the 10 Minute Teacher podcast. Oct 14, 2021 Thomas Arnett
3 development lessons from America’s longest war Efosa Ojomo 3 development lessons from America’s longest war The War in Afghanistan teaches us critical lessons for how to help low- and middle-income nations develop. Here are three. Oct 13, 2021 Efosa Ojomo
Social Capital Scaling supportive accountability: Jean Rhodes’ take on the future of mentoring relationships Julia Freeland Fisher Scaling supportive accountability: Jean Rhodes’ take on the future of mentoring relationships Last spring, I had the chance to speak with Jean Rhodes, a leading researcher in the world of mentoring, and author of the book Older […] Oct 12, 2021 Julia Freeland Fisher Social Capital
The power and simplicity of Job to Be Done theory Efosa Ojomo The power and simplicity of Job to Be Done theory Jobs Theory is an incredibly useful framework that helps innovators better understand consumer behavior. Oct 5, 2021 Efosa Ojomo
Three relationships whose power K–12 schools consistently underestimate Mahnaz Charania Three relationships whose power K–12 schools consistently underestimate K–12 leaders have a tremendous opportunity to activate social capital in alumni networks, peer relationships, and in the connection between families and schools to improve students’ experiences and outcomes. Oct 5, 2021 Mahnaz Charania
Why-and How-large corporations should invest in market-creating innovations Efosa Ojomo Why-and How-large corporations should invest in market-creating innovations Are large corporations positioned to make the necessary investments in market-creating innovations? Find out why and how they should. Sept 28, 2021 Efosa Ojomo
Decoding patient healthcare choices Jessica Plante Decoding patient healthcare choices Why do people make the choices they make when it comes to their health? Jobs Theory can help provide an answer. Sept 28, 2021 Jessica Plante
