According to Stanford Graduate School of Business Professor Charles O’Reilly, Companies that endure have the ability to perform simultaneous innovation on two conflicting fronts.

The traditional meaning of "genius" is more about making a dent than it is about grey matter. One of our favorite issues of Scientific American Mind explains why.

Denters! Don't forget to converge on March 22 at the brand new Ketchum Innovation Center for a 9:00pm reception. Meet speakers Ken and Suzanne Franklin and see their film short "Terminal Velocity."

Our Activity Day happenings scheduled for March 23, 2014 in Sun Valley include:Skiing/snowboarding * Ice skating * Scavenger hunt* Wine tasting * Climbing wall * Photowalk * Hot springs trip

Our friends at Southwest Airlines were instrumental in making our March Dent Conference a success. Thanks to their air support, many our speakers and VIP guests were able to travel in style. Below are a sampling of selected social shares that document our journey.

How should a business be measured?For a long time, the answer has been “more.” Ever since Frederick W. Taylor did time studies of steelworkers with a stopwatch in 1900, the measurement of business activity – called “Greater Taylorism” by Walter Keichel

"I think it's the most important job. Assume you're by yourself in a startup and you want a partner. You'd take a lot of time finding the partner, right? He would be half of your company. "