The Cable Center Blog
Our dynamic industry is changing faster than ever before, and the nature of business and leadership is evolving just as fast. The Cable Center blog offers insights and guidance from innovators, intrapreneurs, and entrepreneurs to help keep us ahead of those changes. Our experts share life experiences and wisdom to inspire those who will drive what’s next in the connectivity industry.
In this new Light Reading Podcast, Cable Center and Intrapreneurship Academy president and CEO Diane Christman sat down with Light Reading senior editor Jeff Baumgartner to discuss the recent release of our cutting-edge First Annual Intrapreneurship & Innovation Report.
- Written by Jeff Baumgartner, Senior Editor, Light Reading and Diane Christman, President & CEO, The Cable Center and Intrapreneurship Academy
In every organization, thousands of new business ideas are waiting to be unlocked. If well supported, these could lead to major improvements of existing products or services and business models, or to launching new ones altogether.
- Written by Hans Balmaekers, Innov8rs
In today’s marketplace, customer experience (CX) is a pivotal element to a company’s success, with data to suggest that it is even more important than product or service offerings. Senior Fellows at The Cable Center expand on the business imperative of using innovation to solve CX challenges.
- Written by Charles H. Patti, Ph.D.; Ron R. Rizzuto Ph.D.; Maria M. van Dessel, Ph.D.
Innovation propels the world forward. With streaming services, apps, and smartphones seemingly omnipresent in our lives, players across the cable industry need to ensure broadband networks keep ahead of demand to support emerging experiences.
- Written by CableLabs
In this 30-minute on-demand Crosscut webinar, expert negotiator Susie Tomenchok discusses how to creatively and strategically leverage negotiation techniques to advance innovative ideas within your organization.
- Written by The Cable Center & Intrapreneurship Academy.
Jugaad, or frugal, innovation is a bottom-up approach to solve massive problems with few resources. The concept of leveraging ingenuity and improvisation to accomplish more with less has tremendous relevance to developed economies.
- Written by The Cable Center & Intrapreneurship Academy