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Innovation dies at the handover

Idea to Value

The classic example here is an idea developed by a team of “innovation specialists” based on Design Thinking, tested with potential customers to validate demand, and then given to a development team to code and ship.

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A step-by-step guide on how to adapt or implement Generative AI for your Enterprise

Acuvate

Step 2: Assess Your Data Readiness Generative AI relies heavily on data. Therefore, it is critical to assess if your team and workflows are ready to adopt the technology. The development and training process may be complex and time-consuming depending on the requirements.

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5 Tips for Adding Value to Agile Design

InnovationTraining.org

Agile Design Tip 1—Clear Goals Supported by Design Research. In Some Thoughts on Design Research, Agile, and Traps Charles Lambdin stresses the importance of clearly defined goals. Design Innovative software” is not a concrete goal; it’s a vague directive. Agile Design Tip 2—Leading with UX Design.

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3 Key Tips for Creating a Culture of Innovation through Learning and Development

CMOE

Recent research has highlighted how the Learning and Development (L&D) landscape is chock full of innovative practices. L&D professionals provide some key strategies that illustrate how the journey to fostering a culture of innovation throughout your organization can start in the training room.

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The UX Professionals’ Guide to Working with Agile Scrum Teams

Boxes and Arrows

In my experience, when product development is managed with an Agile development approach, user experience professionals are expected to find a way to work within the Agile framework to succeed. And other problems stemmed from UX practitioners feeling disconnected from the daily life of the development teams they supported.

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Effective Leaders Create Highly Engaged Cultures

Tullio Siragusa

Here are some small ideas that can help develop in people a feeling that they are important to the organization by embracing their own strengths: 1. Let people do self-assessments and choose tasks based on their unique strengths. Don’t use these as perks, use these as conscious opportunities to develop team intimacy.

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Remote Transformation: Working remotely requires cultural change

mjvinnovation

We are not trained to work virtually, without any contact with other employees. According to the Harvard Business Review, only 30% of companies train their employees to interact with digital tools. However, this training is focused exclusively on the use of the software, the technical part. The key here is agility.

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