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Last night Becky and I received a copy of Zachary Jean Paradis and David McGraw's book as Master's Thesis fulfillment package, Naked Innovation: Uncovering a Shared Approach for Creating Value" as advised by Prof. Jeremy Alexis. Thanks for sharing your creative value, Zachary and David!
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I just read this. Nicely done. Sort of like an ID-degree-in-a-book!
Posted by: John Maeda | May 18, 2007 at 06:44 PM
Where coould we buy the book?
Best regards
Gerard
Posted by: gerard | May 21, 2007 at 10:08 PM
Thank you for the kind comments regarding Naked Innovation. We've been getting a great reaction to it and are currently shopping it to publishers. Unfortunately, we printed so few (only 300) that we currently don't have any for sale; most have already been given away.
NakedInnovation.com is currently being designed and will be both a place for news on the book and also a forum for discussing how we can share a practice of innovation together. Also, you can go there to contact Dave or I and request to be put on an information list.
Best,
Zachary Jean Paradis
www.nakedinnovation.com
www.creativeslant.com
Posted by: Zachary Jean Paradis | May 23, 2007 at 10:52 AM
it's look quite interesting, i must read it soon.
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