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Introducing the shift towards Autonomous Innovation

Innov8rs

As AI advances, we find ourselves heading towards a new era — one where innovation is not just constant but autonomous, as Board of Innovation's founder Philip de Ridder explains below. At each key step, we envision an element of human curation. Or a world where products evolve on their own, drawing from real-time user feedback.

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Management 3.0: Why you should get to know this Model?

mjvinnovation

Created by IT manager Jurgen Appelo in 2010, Management 3.0 refers to the third generation of project management models, considered more suited to current business requirements in the context of Digital Transformation – toting more agile, lean, and modern management values. What is Management 3.0? Improves productivity.

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Going Lean, Again

etventure

Friedrich Arnold, Senior Project Manager at etventure, explains how manufacturers can embrace the Lean Startup methodology as the centerpiece of their Digital Transformation. Proudly, the Head of Production explained to me: “We use Lean Production – meaning we eliminate waste from our manufacturing process.”

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Alignment Diagrams

Boxes and Arrows

This happened to me recently with my credit card: the card issuer and the bank backing it seemed to disagree who was responsible for my problem. Here’s where I believe IAs and UX designers can use our skills to make a difference. We have the ability to understand and to map out both business processes and the user experience.

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Business Model Innovation 2020? - From Lean Startups to Impact Startups.

The BMI Lab Blog

This thinking in “markets” and “technologies” changed with the rise of customer centricity, human centered design, and design thinking in the mid-2000s. Following the “market-pull” strategy, whenever a trend becomes relevant, a company would allocate budget to leverage the new market opportunity. And you’re right.

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