- Innovation and a network effect by @ovoinnovation
- Creating a Culture of Innovation
- How to Make Customer Service, and Customers, Pay – HBR
- Measure Innovation Outcomes by @skap5
- Why business shies away from scientific methods in decision making – Forbes
- Does Size Matter for Ideas? by @berkun
- How to survive the nightmare of disruptive innovation by @stevedenning
- Strategyn Announces Industry First: Outcome-Driven Innovation Found Five-Times More Effective Than Traditional Practices via @ralph_ohr
- Six Themes from the World Business Forum – Futurelab
- Three spaces – Complexity, Curiosity and Sorytelling by @jabaldaia
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Innovation posts of the week: Enough with the Freedom to Fail
- Are You Asking the Right Questions? via @innovate
- Innovation: Enough with the Freedom to Fail via @ralph_ohr
- Building a Creative Organization – Businessweek
- Simplicity is about Valuing People by @designsojourn
- Fire The Status Quo Police by @adam_hartung
- If You Want to Be Original, Start from a Different Box – HBR
- Workers of the World, Innovate – Businessweek
- The Four Capabilities Behind Great Leadership – Forbes
- Forget Design Thinking and Try Hybrid Thinking
- The innovation delusion via @ralph_ohr
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- Innovation Isn’t Rocket Science (darmano.typepad.com)
- John Tropea: The Leader’s Guide to Radical Management: New defense of traditional management: firms need less innovation! (stevedenning.typepad.com)
- John Tropea: Who is Responsible for Innovation? ” Innovation Leadership Network (timkastelle.org)
#Innovation posts of the week: What if innovation was the standard
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What if innovation was the norm – Innovate on Purpose via @jdpuva
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Four Ways Of Seeing That Set True Innovators Apart – Forbes via @RowanGibson
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The Role of Empathy in Customer Care and Innovation via @ArieGoldshlager
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How Companies Can Implement Adaptive Behaviours Organizationally (PDF) – BCG via @Ralph_Ohr
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10 Ideas For Instilling an Innovative Culture via @lindegaard
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Amazon’s Smart Innovation Strategy – BusinessWeek via @kiwiquick
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Innovation Strategies Combined – MIT Sloan Management Review
Innovation posts of the week: Break patterns. Create new ones to spread your ideas
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Break connections to get your ideas to spread – Innovation Leadership Network
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User-Centered Innovation Is Not Sustainable – Harvard Business Review
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Six ways to fail at innovation – Imaginatik Blog
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7 Ideas to Stimulate Experimentation in Your Organization – Management Excellence
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Top 11 Ways to Implement a Culture of Innovation – Generation Innovation
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How One Company Gets Its Employees Innovating – Forbes.com
Must read innovation stories of the week: A culture of innovation starts with us
Any change we want to see in ANY domain starts with the man in the mirror:
I’m starting with the man in the mirror
I’m asking him to change his ways
And no message could have been any clearer
If you wanna make the world a better place
Take a look at yourself and then make a change
Guess who said that…
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How To Be An Innovative, Not Just Business, Leader (Forbes)
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How Google sets goals and measures success (Don Dodge)
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A Culture of Innovation Starts with…Us. (Zane Safrit)
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How IBM Uses Social Media to Spur Employee Innovation (Social Media Examiner)
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How to spot – or avoid – innovators (Innovate on Purpose)
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Break the rules to reveal innovation opportunities (Innovation Tools)
Must read innovation stories of the week: Why pursuing innovation usually fails
Today’s business leaders and organizations are not trained to be innovative argues Adam Hartung, they’re trained to be effective and efficient and that’s why there’s a high failure rate of innovation initiatives.
We all know we need to innovate. But we just can’t help ourselves. Everything we’ve been trained to do as business leaders is about staying on course–even when headed straight for disaster. Rather than do something different, we batten down the hatches and sail into calamity like Captain Ahab. Management is more comfortable putting everything at risk by doing what it has done before than sailing in a new, more hopeful direction.
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Leading Innovation: 21 Things that Great Bosses Believe and Do (Bob Sutton)
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Find the 15-Minute Competitive Advantage (HarvardBusiness.org)
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The Innovator’s Vulnerability (BusinessWeek)
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Why The Pursuit Of Innovation Usually Fails (Forbes)
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Dare to be different: Look beyond your competitors (Think One Step Ahead)
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Failures are the cost of success, says DreamWorks chief (NYTimes.com)
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The difference between goals, strategies, and tactics (Brand Insight Blog)