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L.I.V.E. (Lean Innovation, Validation & Execution): A new, more effective way to manage multiple innovation projects

Idea to Value

This article will change that. This is why project management and the processes which support it (such as multi-year planning, business cases, risk management, change management and financial governance) form the backbone of most management frameworks in large companies. No wonder that around 96% of innovation projects fail.

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How to Lean in To Empower Your Team

Tullio Siragusa

How to Lean in To Empower Your Team. This transition requires a complete behavioral change from top to bottom of any organization. To achieve this kind of empowerment, it is essential for leaders to lean-in and engage actively and effectively across teams, in addition to arranging coaching sessions. Importance of Leaning in.

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Will Blockchain Change How Financial Businesses Innovate?

IdeaScale

Blockchain will change finance, even if you never buy a bitcoin. It’s far from perfect, and that’s where innovation from blockchain can change everything. But this is a massive shift many banks are uncomfortable with, where ledgers are visible not just to clients, but law enforcement, reporters, and the curious.

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Using Lean Innovation to Transform the Way the City of Hayward Solves Problems

Moves the Needle

Before and After Lean Innovation: Overview The City of Hayward, California wanted to break away from inefficient and ineffective processes for researching and launching programs, and remove organizational bottlenecks that stood in the way of serving citizens. Download this case study to show to your colleagues, board of directors, or boss.

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Scientific Management, Taylorism and how employees are prevented from innovating

Idea to Value

The Harvard Business Review’s Podcast “ HBR Ideacast ” has recently started a series on four business ideas which changed the world. The classic other example is Lean Manufacturing spearheaded by companies like Toyota with their Toyota Management System. What is Taylorism?

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The Ultimate Competitive Advantage: Investing in Your Employees

Business and Tech

The way we work is changing. That’s more than a hunch on his part — a record number of employees voluntarily left their jobs within the last twelve months, pursuing new opportunities, higher wages, or changing careers entirely. He also warns against what Harvard Business Review calls an “adrenaline shot” approach to change.

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Using Lean Innovation in the Product Development and Commercialization Process

Moves the Needle

Lean Innovation doesn’t begin and end with product development. The journey, by and large, is slow, linear, does not allow for change, and is governed by scheduling resources, versus based upon customer need or value creation. The most mature organizations deploy integrated lean innovation practices across the product lifecycle.