The Challenges of Real Change Required by Innovation Consultants by @paul4innovating
Is it true that a relaxed mind is more creative? by @jabaldaia
Choking The Innovation Funnel by @jhenning
The Seven Deadly Sins That Choke Out Innovation – FastCo Design
Innovation Evaluation Framework: The Seven Cs Together by @ovoinnovation
How to Disrupt an Overlooked Market – Businessweek
Combating Four Innovation Lies – HBR
The Slow Hunch: How Innovation is Created Through Group Intelligence – ReadWriteWeb
in Creativity, Innovation
Yesterday @JuhaLipponen shared his post on how gathering people from diverse backgrounds to brainstorm breeds new and fresh insights. This idea of bringing in outsiders to shake things up isn’t new, but it’s definitely one that you don’t find being practiced more widely.
And this brings me to an important point about innovation: Where all think alike no one thinks very much.
You can start seeing this on the web where the tools we use to communicate and find information (Facebook, Google, Twitter) play into our biases of familiarity. The more we use them, the more they know us and become personalized for us.
If in the past you hadn’t thought about this, today it’s even more imperative that you do. Why?…
