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Data-Driven Mindset: how to implement data culture in your company?

mjvinnovation

It is embedded within the company’s DNA, it is the way they carry out their processes. Data Culture goes far beyond a strategy that simply guides a company’s data. We wrote this article so you can start implementing this new culture in your company as efficiently as possible. The rise of data-driven culture.

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The 21 Best Business Strategy Blogs

CMOE

Research shows that organizations that offer a learning culture, which can help build strategic skills, knowledge, and competencies, are 92% more likely to create original products and services. To help leaders build resilient cultures, CEE offers a blog that takes readers through unique perspectives in the workplace.

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Why campfires are the perfect analogy for innovation

Jeffrey Phillips

There's often a big gap in companies between idea generation and the work necessary to develop an idea into a new product or service. Here, we can also talk about corporate culture. If the culture of the business is to focus on existing products, to avoid risk, then you are metaphorically working with wet wood.

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Five Unicorn Scaleup Strategies

Leapfrogging

Unicorns are privately held companies valued at $1 billion or more. I encourage you to get it and embrace these strategies, whether you’re running a startup or in a big company. based software companies started since 2003 and valued at over $1 billion by public or private market investors.

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11 female innovation leaders share their definition of innovation

Idea to Value

What mistake do companies often make when they talk about innovation? What simple thing can a company do to change their conversation / perspective about innovation? The results were incredible, with insightful recommendations on what it takes to make innovation succeed at companies of any size. Let’s get started.

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Culture of Innovation Lessons from CSAA

Planview

Large companies have a harder time creating a culture of innovation than startups – how many times have you heard this? billion dollar company with more than 3,800 employees – bucks conventional thinking. Established enterprises are transforming their cultures. They’re now a major innovator in the healthcare industry.

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5 Innovation Lessons from the Backstory of OpenTable.com

Leapfrogging

In 1998, Chuck Templeton started a company called EasyEats.com. As you probably know, the company would become an icon for what it meant to create a two-sided marketplace business model. Many innovators agonize over the name of their company. That’s what creates competitive advantage. I went to high school with Chuck.