Many of us remember MacGyver, the ‘80s TV action hero who dreamed up ingenious but simple solutions to seemingly impossible problems. It may surprise you to know that he’s become a hero to a new wave of business innovators, who seek to practice the kind of “make-do” innovation” MacGyver made famous.

In social media, like the real world, there's quite a lot of gossip going on behind your back. At least on the Internet, you can measure it.

When talking with entrepreneurs, I am regularly asked the question “how fast should I be growing?” Often this is just because the CEO is trying to understand market expectations, but in the best cases it’s legitimately because the CEO has a number of dials she or he can use to alternate between grow

We live in an era of "digital Darwinism," a time when technology and society are evolving faster than the ability of many organizations to adapt. It is for this reason (along with a myriad of other problems of course) that in fact killed Borders, Blockbuster, Polaroid and the like.

In a recent post, I urged CEOs to view marketing as a strategic partner, the glue that binds the different parts of an organization together to deliver a consistent, cross-channel consumer experience. A 2012 report from Forrester and Heidrick & Struggles concluded that marketing is “moving from the

Reid Hoffman just posted a fascinating article about networking and business relationships. He wrote that opportunities revolve around individuals, and you have to make real, human connections if you want to create something big.

A new study explores whether or not updating social networks affects loneliness There are over 400 million Tweets published on Twitter every day. There are also 48 hours of video uploaded on YouTube on a daily basis.

I’m currently visiting Vancouver, British Columbia where EA has a large operation, and I’m taking some time while I’m here to meet with students from The University of British Columbia and Simon Fraser University to talk about career opportunities. I’ve also recently met with students from Stanford,

Dan: I'm really excited about Project X. It's going to be an epic win for the team.