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Monthly Archives: June 2011
Innovation is swimming in uncertain waters
Innovation is very often swimming in uncertain waters that rise and fall just like the waves in a sea: they are choppy, demanding and exhausting to fight against. As uncertainty constantly arises as we discover more, expend more energy, the … Continue reading
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Tagged innovation capabilities, innovation demand, reward and returns, uncertain waters
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Appropriate Innovation Makes Good Sense.
Innovation should always deliver on a specific purpose or promise, often it simply doesn’t. It needs to be suitable to our needs; it needs to resolve a given job-to-be done. In the developed world we are consistently over-delivering innovation for … Continue reading
Is innovation today expected as the panacea to solve all our problems?
I am getting increasingly disturbed. This week two people I know and respect have been talking about the innovation effect. Is innovation the business process re-engineering of our decade; is it part of a bubble like the the dot.com boom. … Continue reading
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The Challenges of Real Change Required by Innovation Consultants
Recently I was reminded of an article by Daniel Krauss, writing on the Forrester blog site (http://blogs.forrester.com) about the “Path to Revolution In Management Consulting” which lead me to reply to his question of “what constitutes a management consulting firm … Continue reading
Sustaining is Pivotal to Making Innovation Progress
The greater challenge today with innovation is to build a more sustaining framework for innovation to be consistent, like a beating heart, day in and day out. The struggle is what constitutes the right areas to frame and build innovation … Continue reading
