Reimagine Innovation Keynote
summary
Argues that true innovation means jumping to the next curve and uses concrete examples: ice 1.0 → ice 3.0 (harvested blocks to refrigerators), Kodak built first digital camera (1975) but failed by defining itself as chemicals, and Mac 128K: 128KB RAM, 400KB floppy as a “revolutionary piece of crap.” Calls out real effects: Aerospike’s real‑time power enables unforeseen products, remove onboarding friction (CAPTCHAs, satellite roof sizing for solar), expect long churns (decades) and let many third‑party “flowers” bloom.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 16:40Let 100 flowers blossom
- 18:40Change your mind
- 23:07Churn, baby, churn
- 25:11Ignore naysayers
- 26:54Western Union Internal memo
