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Seeing The Wood For The Trees


Inkjet is not equivalent to analogue and like-for-like equipment ‘races' are counter-productive. The key to success with inkjet is to use it wisely, believes Richard Darling

Year
2020
Company
Ricoh Europe
Author
Richard Darling
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Elon Musk famously shared his thinking around innovation and how he deploys first principles with great success.

He focuses on an indivisible problem, a so-called first principle.

This rigorous process is grounded in Aristotelian thought and given further credibility from the world of physics.

In essence, it means isolating the problem first, then designing a solution second.

Its brilliance is in its simplicity, yet humans, and in particular humans from the inkjet world don't always follow this logic.

Seeing The Wood For The Trees

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