I was planning to go to this convention held in Brussel over December 5th & 6th, 2011, but eventually was forced to stay back in the office to complete some work for different projects I’m working on.
Thankfully the main conference was online so I was able to follow it, even if a little selectively.
I’m sure you agree on conferences or in this case, a convention, are often ‘variable feasts.’ You never find everything appealing or valuable to you, but even at a distance, I did find plenty of interesting areas in those I was able to watch.
I hope they make many of the sessions freely available post-convention as they have much to draw ‘inspiration and understanding’ from for all of us.
I’m not planning this as a detailed report of the convention but to reflect and comment about why I think it provided a good contribution to the innovation debate(s), especially here in Europe.
We do need to ‘tune in’ more on what these events can offer, if managed well, in-depth and breadth of innovation’s scope. I’m singling out some of the more striking moments for me. Continue reading “Innovation Convention 2011, EU organised, Brussels”
