Mavericks at work

December 2nd 2010
written by Inventa

What's the smart way to unleash innovation? Where do new ideas come from?

Mavericks at Work is a how-to book for what-if executives and entrepreneurs - a collection of new and provocative answers to some of the most basic questions facing companies of every size and leaders in every field:

What does it mean to have a winning competitive strategy when the world keeps getting more and more competitive?

How to you make enduring connections with customers when customers have more choices and higher expectations than ever?

How do you attract more than your fair share of the best people in your field? How do you win the battle for talent?

In an age of hyper-competition and nonstop innovation, the only way to stand out from the crowd is to stand for something truly original. Mavericks show you how-by helping you to rethink your strategy, reinvent your approach to innovation, reconnect with your customers, and rediscover the power of your people.

 

Books

  • Mavericks at work

    What's the smart way to unleash innovation? Where do new ideas come from?

  • Creativity

    Flow and the Psychology of Discovery and Invention
    Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi

  • The Lovemarks Effect

    The evolutionary story of products, trademarks and brands - to Lovemarks.

  • Tipping point

    Tipping Point is a book about change.

  • BLINK

    Blink is a book about rapid cognition, about the kind of thinking that happens in a blink of an eye.

  • FREAKONOMICS

    In Freakonomics, they explore the hidden side of … well, everything.

  • Coercion

    This book illuminates the countless ways marketing has permeated our individual lives.

  • The Social Media Bible

    This book gives you a fully up-to-date toolbox to revamp your marketing strategy and create new opportunities for growth.

  • DigiMarketing

    The Essential Guide to New Media and Digital Marketing

  • The New Rules of Marketing and PR

    BusinessWeek bestseller on effective, modern marketing and PR best practices