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Recognizing the Building Blocks of Innovation

Paul Hobcraft

The tool and techniques that stand out for me, in their contribution, value and my use have been, in no specific order, cover the jobs-to-be-done , ten types of innovation, crossing the chasm , blue ocean, business model canvas and value proposition canvas, building core competencies , lean start-up, agile and design sprints.

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Parkinson’s Law and the Peter Principle – are they relevant to innovation?

Idea to Value

This is why “lean” and “agile” have become buzzwords today. In a competitive context, incompetence does not allow the mediocre to stay afloat for long and meritocracy is valuable and fair. There are assessments for nearly everything and big data will probably provide more on the less tangible things like creativity and likeability.

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The core principles of Leading FOR Innovation

Cris Beswick

Leaders who champion innovation understand its role in driving competitive advantage, increasing market share, and, often, creating entirely new markets. This balance is essential for organisations to remain competitive and adapt to changing market conditions. This ignites pioneering ideas and potentially billion-dollar ventures.

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What do most innovative companies have in common?

hackerearth

The increasing competition for customers, market share, and talent in almost every industry demands an innovative approach to business. Not only is innovation necessary for enhancing competitive advantage, it is a requirement for businesses to thrive as well as survive. They adhere to lean principles of product development.

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Key Issues in Innovation Management – Revisited – Part 2

Tim Kastelle

Research confirms large companies as well as entrepreneurs to rate the importance of collaborative forms of innovation higher for the future. Further, the ROI (return on investment) of collaborative innovation was found to have been increasing recently. Even fewer are actually investing in them. (…).

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Industry 4.0: what it is and what are its current impacts

mjvinnovation

is also called the “fourth industrial revolution” – the process initiated by England in 1760 was followed by major modernization movements: the “lean revolution” that occurred around 1970, the intensive globalization process in the 1990s and, more recently, the extreme automation started in the 2000s. Industry 4.0

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Sorting through our Innovation Management Tools

Paul Hobcraft

Presently the highest rated tool is Big Data Analytics; more than half of surveyed executives say that Advanced Analytics are transforming their marketing strategy. Big Data for instance scores a 4.22 Clearly the importance of implementing tools across the organization needs top-down support and consistent use.

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