This is a great counterpoint to my previous post on learning from failures 
Mr. Charles M Schulz, we miss you and ol’ Charlie.
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[...] of the innovation game. Knowing that I also tend to subscribe to that theory, and commenting on the Charlie Brown comic strip I embedded in my previous blog entry, a colleague at IBM pointed me to an interesting piece written [...]