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Why innovation portfolios matter

Jeffrey Phillips

After a decade of reading about it, getting pounded over the head with the Jobs/Apple story and watching new innovations disrupt entire industries, businesses are starting to react. The definitions I've just provided also align to what many of us know as the "three horizons" model - the idea that innovations can have different impacts.

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4 Challenges on the Road to Digital Transformation

Acuvate

Over a decade, tectonic changes in the technology ecosystem have transformed the way enterprises work. With the advancement in technologies, the need to embrace digital transformation is no longer optional. On the flip side, many organizations are not decked up to face the new reality of these changing technological landscape.

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Creativity at Startup Speed – What Silicon Valley Teaches About The Importance of Innovation In Business

Qmarkets

And for good reason: Silicon Valley is an ecosystem that has evolved for over a century from the fortuitous combination of a wonderful climate, a number of excellent universities, laboratories and thinktanks, critical technical breakthroughs in signals and digital technologies, and money, a great deal of money. At an ever faster pace.

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Get Real About Your Company’s Future

The Inovo Group

As the world becomes increasingly volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous ( VUCA ) , longer-term disruptions are the greatest existential threat to a company’s growth and survival. Relatively few methods and tools exist to help companies gain insights into longer-term futures that include discontinuities and disruption.

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Creative Construction – Book review

The Inovo Group

The key concept presented is to identify four fundamental categories of innovation: Routine Innovation – Leverages a company’s existing technological competencies and fits with its existing business model. Disruptive Innovation – Requires a new business model but not a technological breakthrough. Conclusion.

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Innovating at Startup Speed – the Silicon Valley Way

Qmarkets

And for good reason: Silicon Valley is an ecosystem that has evolved for over a century from the fortuitous combination of a wonderful climate, a number of excellent universities, laboratories and thinktanks, critical technical breakthroughs in signals and digital technologies, and money, a great deal of money. At an ever faster pace.

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How to be More Agile as Competitive Advantages Fade

New Markets Advisors

Moreover, companies have gotten better at competing asymmetrically, blurring the definitions of who a company is even competing against. one that you can return to as technological or competitive changes force your teams to shift directions. Create an insights library that allows you to adapt.

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