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Balancing Function, Design, Process and Structure for Creative Tension

Paul Hobcraft

In the fourth conversation between Jeffrey Phillips and myself around parts of the Executive Innovation Work Mat, we took on several different issues around the design, function, structure and process needs for innovation. The ability to manage innovation design, function, structure and process.

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Design Thinking for Startup Sales Success: A Step-by-Step Guide

Tullio Siragusa

Design Thinking for Startup Sales Success: A Step-by-Step Guide. Other challenges that startups may face when it comes to sales include competition from larger companies, limited brand recognition, and difficulty in differentiating their products or services from those of their competitors.

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3 Reasons Healthcare Needs Idea Management

IdeaScale

Clearly the healthcare industry has long been a competitive vertical (on numerous fronts: from patient services to technology and edge disciplines), and its complexity makes it harder to disrupt than others, but there is no denying that the challenges have accelerated. Be more agile. Attract talent in the next 5 years, don’t lose it.

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Moving from Project to Product: A Five-Stage Journey

Planview

A product-focused strategy and mindset can create agile organizations, increase productivity, and drive innovation. A product team might consist of designers, engineers, and product managers, among other roles. An insurance company sees how the industry and the competition are evolving.

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All You need to know about Roadmapping in Innovation

ITONICS

Thus, it’s essential to actively use robust methods such as roadmapping – to stay ahead of the competition. They developed a template (see at Roadmapping White Paper below) that breaks down the key aspects of the introduction of the roadmapping method based on these four key questions: Why should roadmapping be introduced?

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Our inabilities to adapt needs changing.

Paul Hobcraft

Then it becomes a mad scramble to transform ourselves, often with damaging consequences of deteriorating performance, battling more competition that are sensing our weakness, never capable of returning to those previous highs. Does this article raise a new way to think about the design of the BM.

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Establishing a new mentality for innovation

Paul Hobcraft

It needs mobilizing differently, in radically different ways; so as to capture different opportunities in more agile, adaptive and shaping ways. This would need organizations to design their organizations in their structures, people and processes to either be focused on ‘being efficient’ or being ‘change orientated’.