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Mark Earls - COPY, COPY, COPY
1. Copy Copy Copy
Making more from other people’s ideas
Copy Copy Copy – making more from other people’s ideas – Mark Earls
UK, April 2015
Mark Earls
16 April, 2015
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2. ASKING
A DIFFERENT KIND
OF QUESTION
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@HERDmeister NEWMR Webinar April 2015
Copy Copy Copy – making more from other people’s ideas – Mark Earls
UK, April 2015
3. 3HELLO. IT’S ME AGAIN PIC: JOHAN STRINDBERG
Copy Copy Copy – making more from other people’s ideas – Mark Earls
UK, April 2015
4. 4Copy Copy Copy – making more from other people’s ideas – Mark Earls
UK, April 2015
5. 5Copy Copy Copy – making more from other people’s ideas – Mark Earls
UK, April 2015
6. 6Copy Copy Copy – making more from other people’s ideas – Mark Earls
UK, April 2015
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BETWEEN THE EARS BETWEEN THE KATS
Copy Copy Copy – making more from other people’s ideas – Mark Earls
UK, April 2015
9. 9Copy Copy Copy – making more from other people’s ideas – Mark Earls
UK, April 2015
10. 10Copy Copy Copy – making more from other people’s ideas – Mark Earls
UK, April 2015
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BUT NOT ALWAYS…
Copy Copy Copy – making more from other people’s ideas – Mark Earls
UK, April 2015
12. 12Copy Copy Copy – making more from other people’s ideas – Mark Earls
UK, April 2015
13. “ORIGINALITY IS
FOR PEOPLE
WITH SHORT
MEMORIES”
GRAYSON PERRY
Copy Copy Copy – making more from other people’s ideas – Mark Earls
UK, April 2015
14. COPYING CREATES ERROR
Copy Copy Copy – making more from other people’s ideas – Mark Earls
UK, April 2015
15. “AN ORIGINAL
IN A FIELD OF
COPYCATS”
MICK JAGGER
Copy Copy Copy – making more from other people’s ideas – Mark Earls
UK, April 2015
16. Copy Copy Copy – making more from other people’s ideas – Mark Earls
UK, April 2015
17. 17Copy Copy Copy – making more from other people’s ideas – Mark Earls
UK, April 2015
18. 18Copy Copy Copy – making more from other people’s ideas – Mark Earls
UK, April 2015
19. COPYING FROM FAR AWAY
Copy Copy Copy – making more from other people’s ideas – Mark Earls
UK, April 2015
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“ K N OW I N G W H O TO COP Y I S ESSEN TI A L TO OU R SUCCESS,
A S I N D I V I D UA LS A N D A S A SP ECI ES”
Sam u el Bow les, Ev olu t ion ar y Econ om ist
Copy Copy Copy – making more from other people’s ideas – Mark Earls
UK, April 2015
21. HEROES OF THE SINGULARITY
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UK, April 2015
23. HOW BIG?
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LOOK CLOSER
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UK, April 2015
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DIG DEEPER
Copy Copy Copy – making more from other people’s ideas – Mark Earls
UK, April 2015
26. WHAT KIND OF THING?
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WHAT KIND OF PROBLEM?
WHAT KIND OF SOLUTION?
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“IS THIS A THING?
OR, IS IT NOTHING?”
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UK, April 2015
29. 29Copy Copy Copy – making more from other people’s ideas – Mark Earls
UK, April 2015
30. WHAT ARE
THE MAIN WAYS
IN WHICH
WE THINK
ADS WORK?
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UK, April 2015
31. Copy Copy Copy – making more from other people’s ideas – Mark Earls
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WHAT KIND OF THING?
Copy Copy Copy – making more from other people’s ideas – Mark Earls
UK, April 2015
33. Independent
Uninformed
Copying
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Adapted from Earls, CopyCoyCopy, Wiley
2015
CONSIDERED
QUALITY ISCLEAR
PRODUCT, FEATURES,
FUNCTION & COSTS
BETTER MOUSETRAP
GUESSWORK
HARD TO SEE DIFFERENCE
HABIT, AVAILABILITY, SALIENCE,
OFFERS
EXPERTS& AUTHORITIES
QUALITY OFTEN HARD TO SEE
RECOMMENDATIONS& USAGE
BY EXPERTS& AUTHORITIES
TRADITIONS& SOCIAL NORMS
SOCIAL IDENTITIES& STRUCTURES
COPYING PEERS
HARD TO SEE DIFFERENCE
WHAT’SPOPULAR HERE/NOW
WHAT FAMOUSPEOPLE USE
WHAT I HEAR MOREABOUT
NOWADAYS…
Informed
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Independent
Uninformed
Copying
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Adapted from Earls, CopyCoyCopy, Wiley
2015
CONSIDERED
QUALITY ISCLEAR
PRODUCT, FEATURES,
FUNCTION & COSTS
BETTER MOUSETRAP
GUESSWORK
HARD TO SEE DIFFERENCE
HABIT, AVAILABILITY, SALIENCE,
OFFERS
EXPERTS& AUTHORITIES
QUALITY OFTEN HARD TO SEE
RECOMMENDATIONS& USAGE
BY EXPERTS& AUTHORITIES
TRADITIONS& SOCIAL NORMS
SOCIAL IDENTITIES& STRUCTURES
COPYING PEERS
HARD TO SEE DIFFERENCE
WHAT’SPOPULAR HERE/NOW
WHAT FAMOUSPEOPLE USE
WHAT I HEAR MOREABOUT
NOWADAYS…
Informed
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UK, April 2015
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1. HOW - IN GENERAL - SHOULD RESEARCH PRACTICE
CHANGE TO REFLECT WHAT INNOVATION NEEDS?
2. WHAT DO YOUR CATEGORIES OF “KINDA THINGS”
LOOK LIKE?
3. WHAT RESEARCH METHODOLOGIES WILL
HELP YOU FIND AND CALIBRATE THESE CATEGORIES?
4. WHO CAN WE LEARN FROM?
QUESTIONS
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39. MEET MARTIN (AND THE TEAM)
39Copy Copy Copy – making more from other people’s ideas – Mark Earls
UK, April 2015
40. K Catchpole et al (2007) Patient handover from surgery to intensive care: using
Formula 1 pit-stop and aviation models to improve safety and quality, Paediatric
Anaesthesia
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BUY THE BOOK AND THE CARDS
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43. Q & A
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UK, April 2015
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