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Be the Disrupter, not the Disrupted: Here’s How to Stimulate Innovation

Daniel Burrus

Whether we acknowledge it or not, we live in an economy of digital disruption. But if you’re anticipating the future and trying to be pre-active to future known events, to even be the disrupter (rather than reactive and the disrupted), there’s a better chance you will not only succeed but excel. Reward Creative Thinking.

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Discover your unique innovator’s Sensory Profile.

Paul Hobcraft

Quick Pattern Recognition: With an enhanced ability to perceive and process information, innovators may be adept at quickly recognizing patterns, trends, and potential disruptions. They may be curious, open-minded, and eager to explore new ideas, allowing them to integrate diverse sources of information into their creative processes.

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IdeaScale and The Idea Guy Team Up to Create Best-in-Class Training

IdeaScale

IdeaScale is the largest cloud-based innovation software platform in the world and facilitates collaboration among professionals from all industries. This partnership will pair creative processes with management tools to find the solutions that will result in the most significant impact. Taking Decision-Making Up a Notch.

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Striving for the innovation balance: between exploring and exploiting.

Paul Hobcraft

There has been a lot of discussion about finding new organizational forms that need to somehow reflect on pushing out and developing around unique combinations building into our existing structures these four distinct ‘classification’ states: collaborative, learning, emergent and ambidextrous.

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Startup, Corporate Venture, Open Innovation Hubs: Find out what the differences are

mjvinnovation

Open Innovation is greatly enhanced in businesses undergoing a so-called digital transformation — business models supported by the adoption of disruptive technologies that transform the consumer experience and the operational processes of companies in addition to influencing business models. Corporate Venture.

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The limitations, criticisms and new pathways for Design Thinking – Part two

Paul Hobcraft

This will mean that design thinking will change in the future, into a greater, fuller “thinking” mindset that can be applied to these more complex problems at an organizational level and contribute this creative thinking to numerous challenges organizations are facing today. Where Design Thinking Can Earn its Place.