A publication of the Stanford Center for Social Innovation and their Graduate School of Business, the Review publishes articles and focus peer review onto strategies, tools, and ideas for nonprofits, foundations, and socially responsible businesses. They also host and sponsor conferences and events, many related to social computing.

The creation of knowledge, products, and services by online communities of companies and consumers is still in its earliest stages. Who knows where it will lead?

Indian firms, across all industries, are filing a flurry of patents for all of the intellectual property (IP) they've generated. For instance, Infosys was just granted two patents by the US Patent and Trademark Office for holography and mobile communications. Earlier, Tata Motors received 40 patents for the design of Nano, its groundbreaking $2,500 car, which should hit Indian roads in October 2008.

Who says big ideas are rare?

Every piece of the business plays a part, every part is indispensable, every failure breeds success, and every success demands improvement.

Positive and inspiring news focused on progress and innovation

It’s innovation’s great paradox: Success—that is, true breakthroughs—usually comes through failure.

Which will help your business be more successful: statistics or probability?