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Monthly Archives: October 2016

Innovation hinges on creativity, and for Jobs, creativity was the act of connecting things. He believed that a broad set of experiences broadens our understanding of the human experience. The team that marketed the original Macintosh was successful because it included musicians, artists, poets and scientists – they brought vastly different, but complementary talents, skills and knowledge to the table.

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