Craig Lasseigne
Adjunct Professor of Management

Welcome to my pages!       

In 1996, You are visit number

Allow me my Andy-Warhol-15-minutes-of-fame and check out my pages; you may find them interesting (it won't necessarily take 15 minutes).

I am currently teaching MGT 590; Management of Innovation and Technological Change. These pages support the current offering of the course, and provide new information to help previous students keep up-to-date with the changes made to the course, since they attended. Visit the Site Map , or Click around to the various pages linked to this one and enjoy.

DePaul MBA students visiting this page for the first time should take a moment to read the welcome students message. Other visitors should visit the general welcome message. To get right to the course materials, jump to the MGT 590 page. For those of you who enjoyed Virtual Classroom to stay up-to-date on happenings in innovation and technology, can look forward to a new series called Fresh. Virtual Classroom has expired as of Summer 1999. Fresh is a collection of brief articles on new rules and strategies for managers. They are designed to change your thinking about past paradigms and give you glimpses into the future. A new information concept for the mellenium. Stay tuned!

I am currently co-writing a book on a unique innovation technique. I have finally cracked the holy grail of innovation and know how to get truly massive amounts of innovation in a company. I have a relationship with the agent and publisher to sell a limited number of copies direct to past, current, and future students at a discount. I will offer the book through an e-commerce sight at a link from this page, when available. After publication, Amazon.com will have the most information about the book online, but a higher price. Check back soon for this offer.

On Another Thought!

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