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The needs of Innovation Coherence

Paul Hobcraft

Sadly many innovators are simply happily working away with no specific guidelines, apart from the general remit of “we need to be more innovative”, and this lack of coherence merging from the boardroom, failing to cascade down the organisation leaves this strategic part that innovation should plan as far to vague.

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Mystical guidelines for creating great user experiences

Boxes and Arrows

The Jewish Torah teaches that the Creator created our world through ten utterances–for example, “let there be light.” ” The Jewish mystical tradition explains that these utterances correspond with ten stages in the process of creation.

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ISO 56000 Guidelines on Innovation Management: Updates and the Road Ahead

Innovation 360 Group

Innovation360’s Sten Jacobson split his time at the summit between finalizing documents on innovation management assessments and developing guidelines for idea management. The post ISO 56000 Guidelines on Innovation Management: Updates and the Road Ahead appeared first on Innovation Consultant | Innovation 360 | Home Of Innovation.

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Building the Innovation Business Case

Paul Hobcraft

This should include consideration for the following within the preperation and assessment: Offering different creativity tools to start the process, structuring project information on a comparable basis, clarifying often different definitions of success, providing suggested guidelines to individuals making the case, exploring different aspects of ‘getting (..)

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Modern Data Architecture for Embedded Analytics

Expert guidelines for a high-performance, analytics-ready modern data architecture. You’ll learn: 7 approaches to data architecture for embedded analytics—from a transactional database to a columnar or in memory database. 9 questions to ask yourself when planning your ideal architecture.

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4 Steps to Supercharge Your Next Brainstorming Session

IdeaScale

You don’t want to instruct others on what and how to think, but you must offer some kinds of guidelines. Guidelines help keep the process on track. In keeping with tradition, they might leave the plan for tackling it open and flexible, so as not to constrain or thwart any potentially good ideas. This isn’t always a good plan.

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Using Prompt Engineering to Better Communicate with People

Harvard Business Review

In this article, the author offers six guidelines to consider when initiating discussions with stakeholders, whether they’re customers, partners, or employees: 1) Structure your prompts the right way. We should choose our words as wisely with people as we do with generative AI. 2) Utilize reflective and thoughtful probing.

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How to Find and Test Assumptions in Product Development

Watch this webinar with Laura Klein, product manager and author of Build Better Products, to learn how to spot the unconscious assumptions which you’re basing decisions on and guidelines for validating (or invalidating) your ideas. You'll learn: Why every product leader goes into a new project with untested, hidden assumptions.