> Most of what we think of innovation is really business model innovation, rather than technology innovation. We are more easily amused and excited by the latte

> Most of what we think of innovation is really business model innovation, rather than technology innovation. We are more easily amused and excited by the latter, but what changes our lives more often is the former. > Yet, many technology innovations fail to make it past the showroom stage. Often, it's because they are neat tricks, but they don't solve real problems. Or they are useful, but not just as helpful, or for enough for people, so they find new lives. Those innovations can, for example, become niche players. Segway is a good example. We did not end up rebuilding cities around "Ginger" as it was previously known, but they did become the vehicle of choice for mall cops everywhere. https://www.readmargins.com/p/jokes-you-invented-bad-jokes https://www.readmargins.com/p/jokes-you-invented-bad-jokes