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What is the difference between responsibility and permission?

Idea to Value

Permission is given. This is why so many managers don’t like being asked for permission from their staff to try something creative. This is why so many managers don’t like being asked for permission from their staff to try something creative. Responsibility is taken. Both positive and negative.

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Understanding Permission

Innovation Excellence

Moore Permission is one of the most powerful concepts in strategic marketing, but it is an easy one to misinterpret if you are not careful. Permission is anchored in the idea of what the world wants your company to be. GUEST POST from Geoffrey A. Here’s a few things you need to know: 1. It […]

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The Permission to Innovate

Beyond the Obvious

“I hereby grant you all permission to innovate.” Some people don’t believe that they can generate the ideas their companies need. A story from a few years ago, when HP acquired a small start-up, illustrates the reason behind this mind-set perfectly. As part of the process of introducing the new team to HP, I hosted […].

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Your boss hates being asked for permission to innovate

Idea to Value

But the part which stuck with me (and is the reason I am highlighting it to you) comes at 16:20 minutes into the video, when the interviewers asks him “When you’re at the bottom [of the totem pole], and there are people above you acting as the roadblocks [by not giving you permission to try something], who should you go after?”

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How to Package and Price Embedded Analytics

Just by embedding analytics, application owners can charge 24% more for their product. How much value could you add? This framework explains how application enhancements can extend your product offerings. Brought to you by Logi Analytics.

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Sneaky innovation

Jeffrey Phillips

Sneaky innovation is about doing small but impactful innovation, without asking for permission or waiting to see who will approve. Often, starving innovation teams of resources, time and attention will require them to think more creatively and generate ideas or solutions that would not have been generated otherwise.

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is it still easier to ask for forgiveness than permission?

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