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<\/a><\/p>\nThe answer: Innovation happens when people come together. When coffeehouses became popular in the 18th century, innovation accelerated. <\/p>\n
Coincidence? Give coincidence a chance! <\/strong><\/p>\n Unusual encounters give rise to new ideas. Today, the Internet Felix Wiederspahn of the network service provider accellonet shared this idea as he recounted the \u201cdrama in several acts\u201d that was the story of his company\u2019s founding. Keynote speaker and artistic director of the theater ulm, Andreas von Studnitz, discussed the unusual combination\u2014as well as the commonalities\u2014between theater and entrepreneurship, between innovative ideas and the art of starting a business. <\/p>\n Structure and chaos are opposites and must be balanced. Anyone who ventures out in front of an audience\u2014or into the market\u2014must recognize opportunities and learn to deal with setbacks. At the same time, sometimes something works that you never would have believed possible. <\/p>\n The \u201cstage design\u201d was created by Heiko Klohn. His paintings are currently on display at the TFU. They place scenes from well-known films in new contexts and once again illustrate the evening\u2019s theme: \u201cInnovations arise from unusual combinations.\u201d <\/p>\n The guests at the packed TFU restaurant LaCantera\u2014even the very youngest ones\u2014took the speakers\u2019 words to heart at the \u201c
\nbrings people together around innovative ideas\u2014but it\u2019s still important for people who wouldn\u2019t necessarily know each other otherwise to meet. <\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a>
\nBurghard Solle (violin) and Alfredo Miglionico (piano) perform salon music, providing a stylish backdrop for the co-production.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n
\n.\u201d They eagerly used the cards provided to showcase their own work and forged new, innovative connections. <\/p>\n