Podcasts about radjou

In this episode, Back in America’s host, Stan Berteloot speaks with Navi Radjou, internationally renowned Indian-French-American scholar, innovation and leadership advisor, and bestselling author based in New York. Navi’s most recent book, Frugal Innovation: How To Do More With Less, shows how companies can innovate faster, better, and more sustainably.  The conversation focuses on Navi’s work on developing an alternative to capitalism and concrete actions individuals and businesses are taking to build a better, more sustainable world. “My job is to introduce Americans to new ways of doing business, new ways of creating economic and social value in a sustainable way,” says Radjou.  He describes the “frugal economy” as a new economy that is built on business-to-business (b2b) sharing, local production from micro-factories, the notion of regeneration, or how companies can consciously have a positive impact on society and the planet. Since Navi is multicultural, the episode focuses on the values, culture, and identity of America. Navi comments on an excerpt from a previous Back in America interview with American writer and thinker John Michael Greer.  In the audio clip, we hear Greer say that America is all about independence and every man for himself, while European countries have a more communal attitude. In response, Navi asked: “Why do we have to choose? Why can we have both? Why can we go into a kind of the third dimension where we try to integrate the goodness of America, the goodness of Europe? The ideal society,” he says, “is the one that tried to find the sweet spot between maximizing individual expression while contributing to social integration.” Navi backs up his theories with concrete examples of companies, such as Xometry, People + Work Connect from Accenture, Unilever, Civica RX, or Convoy that are currently working according to the frugal economy precept. Here are two of Radjou’s articles on Frugal Economy and B2B Sharing : The Rising Frugal Economy The sharing economy’s next target: Business-to-business Navi Radjou’s Movie and Books Selection The Evolving Self: A Psychology for the Third Millennium Paperback  by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi  The Life Divine Paperback  by Sri Aurobindo Movie Losers on Netflix    Watch the full, unedited, interview on YouTube

On this very special World Food Champion Chat edition of Pardon My Fork, we hear all about Peter Radjou, the 2018 Bacon World Champion, how he came to be a food champion, and what his future looks like!

Navi Radjou a passé des années à étudier le « jugaad », également appelé innovation frugale. Lancé par des entrepreneurs de marchés émergents qui ont compris comment obtenir un résultat spectaculaire avec des ressources limitées, ce procédé est désormais très populaire à l'échelle mondiale. Émaillant sa conférence d'une mine d'exemples de l'ingéniosité humaine en action, Radjou partage également trois règles nous enseignant comment nous pouvons tous faire plus avec moins.

Navi Radjou hat über Jahre hinweg "Jugaad", auch bekannt als "Frugale Innovation", untersucht. Unternehmer in Wachstumsmärkten waren die Wegbereiter des Verfahrens, mit dem man mit begrenzten Ressourcen großen Wert erschafft und das nun weltweit Anklang findet. In seinem Vortrag zeigt Radjou eine Vielzahl an Beispielen für den menschlichen Einfallsreichtum und nennt drei Richtlinien dafür, wie wir alle mit weniger mehr machen können.

Navi Radjou passou anos estudando o "Jugaad," também conhecido como inovação frugal. Iniciada por empreendedores em mercados emergentes que descobriram como obter resultados espetaculares com recursos limitados, esta prática agora é global. Temperando sua fala com uma série de exemplos da engenhosidade humana em funcionamento, Radjou também compartilha três princípios pelos quais podemos fazer mais com menos.

Navi Radjou ha pasado años estudiando la "jugaad", también conocida como la innovación frugal. Pionero entre los empresarios de los mercados emergentes descubrió cómo conseguir un espectacular valor de los recursos limitados, la práctica ha sido adoptada en el mundo. Salpicando su charla con gran cantidad de ejemplos del ingenio humano en el trabajo, Radjou también comparte tres principios de cómo todos podemos hacer más con menos.

Navi Radjou has spent years studying "jugaad," also known as frugal innovation. Pioneered by entrepreneurs in emerging markets who figured out how to get spectacular value from limited resources, the practice has now caught on globally. Peppering his talk with a wealth of examples of human ingenuity at work, Radjou also shares three principles for how we can all do more with less.

In their book Jugaad Innovation: Think Frugal Be Flexible Generate Breakthrough Growth authors Navi Radjou Jaideep Prabhu and Simone Ahuja present a new approach to innovation that is fueling growth in emerging markets as well as developed ones. Radjou and Ahuja recently sat down with Knowledge at Wharton to talk about the six principles of jugaad a Hindi word meaning ”an improvised solution born from ingenuity.” (Podcast with transcript) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.