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Lessons from 30 Years at NASA and 10 Years Using Crowd with Steve Rader
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Steve Rader, deputy director for the Center of Excellence for Collaborative Innovation, aka CoECI, at NASA, joins Clinton to share what he’s learned over a decade of helping government agencies adopt open talent to execute on innovative work. They explore why crowd is an amazing way to find the best starting point on projects, the value of out field expertise in finding solutions, and what role failure and vulnerability play in innovation.
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