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Innovation must reads of the week: Innovation failure starts at the top

[View the story "Innovation must reads of the week: Innovation failure starts at the top" on Storify]Innovation must reads of the week: Innovation failure starts at the topStorified by Jorge Barba · Sat, Dec 08 2012 15:26:31#Innovation failure … [Read more]

If you had to define innovation in one word, what would it be?

This is the eleventh of a series of weekly posts where I will answer a few common questions about innovation. Please feel free to add your own response. Also, if you have any questions you think we should discuss, let me know. Here is a question … [Read more]

The Legion of Innovation Doom Part 2

Last week I shared with you ?What If!'s first part of The Legion of Innovation Doom. ?What If! has created a series of characters that personify the challenges faced in the innovation space. If your company wants to innovate, “The Hidden Agenda” … [Read more]

Dare to look where no one does

The title of this post could have easily been titled "dare to go where no one goes" but to "go" you must first observe and then decide. And when I mean look, I literally mean observe. For example, look at the optical illusion below. Which … [Read more]

The Best of Game-Changer November 2012

Here are November's Top Posts on The Game-Changer blog: What are the big unanswered, but answerable, questions when it comes to innovation? Why aren’t we funding management innovation? What specific behaviors should be rewarded to drive … [Read more]

Must read innovation posts of the week: Spreading ideas is highly social

[View the story "Must read innovation posts of the week: Spreading ideas is highly social" on Storify]Must read innovation posts of the week: Spreading ideas is highly socialStorified by Jorge Barba · Sat, Dec 01 2012 16:00:07"How will we … [Read more]

The Legion of Innovation Doom

Innovation is a front-and-center part of the CEO agenda in business today – but all too often good ideas die on the vine. Why? Sometimes corporate naysayers are to blame. Yesterday, I've received an email from Innovation Consultancy ?What If! … [Read more]