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Interview Gijs Van Wulfen: How to get your managers to listen to your ideas

Idea to Value

I speak with Gijs Van Wulfen, Linkedin innovation Influencer, on what it takes to execute innovation, and how to get your managers to listen to your ideas. Full of case studies and examples from famous companies, but falling short in helping companies actually implement it themselves.

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Ideas for continuous improvement – the Waitrose Story

Wazoku

Waitrose was in search of a way to increase levels of idea generation and engagement within their organisation. Previous idea schemes made it difficult to manage ideas, the correspondence between those submitting and the internal team tasked with implementing them. The Challenge.

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Why do innovation programs fail

hackerearth

Studies show firms that treat innovation as a science and manage and measure it like any other business function are more successful. Takeaway: Choose an innovation process and continuously measure and manage it. Take the following innovation management process for example. Number of ideas generated.

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Public Innovation Training, NW Indiana

Gregg Fraley

The speakers provide three different perspectives on innovation: theory of the “how to” from Gregg Fraley, real world case studies by local manufacturer Earl Miller, and the role of innovative leadership from Sheila Matias. This is an intensive short training program for those seeking to innovate and grow.

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What is innovation? 15 experts share their innovation definition

Idea to Value

Even amongst the group of industry insiders here who teach and author books on innovation methodologies, case studies and thought leadership, there was a huge variety between the responses. And in truth, it’s the innovations to organizations and management that precede product or technology innovation anyway. Stephen Shapiro.