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Nothing new under the innovation sun

Jeffrey Phillips

I rise today to praise Innovation Leader and Innosight on their publication of the 2015 Innovation Benchmarking Report. This survey is based primarily on Fortune 500 companies, so a commitment of less than 10 people is, needless to say, a very small commitment. The reporting is fantastic. The real question is: why is it still this way?

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The Importance of Persistence: Building an Innovation System for the Long-term

The Inovo Group

A successful, Fortune 50, corporate innovation group has been continuously creating strategic innovations for almost two decades – through numerous leadership and organizational changes. Focus on innovation not changing others – They were not expected to “make everyone innovative” or change company culture. Highlights.

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Guest Post by Tom Morkes: The Five Pillars of Authority

Rmukesh Gupta

That’s the amount of money I made from my business in January of 2015. There are MANY more successful business people who make a lot more money than me throughout the world. There are MANY more successful business people who make a lot more money than me throughout the world. I call these the “The Five Pillars Authority.”.

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11 Paradoxes of Entrepreneurial Thinking: why entrepreneurship can hardly be taught

Open Innovation EU

In the Schumpetarian view, opportunities arise from the internal willingness to change the industry. Entrepreneurial thinking is described as one of the most relevant skills for the 21st-century workforce (Bacigalupo, Kampylis, Punie, & Brande, 2016). Entrepreneurship.