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Monthly Archives: July 2011
Impact investing for social good through new innovation- a growing momentum?
A growing group of investors around the world are increasingly seeking to make investments that generate social and environmental value as well as financial return. Sound impossible? Well, no actually. There is a growing recognition of the need for effective … Continue reading
Can innovation lead us to economic recovery?
After some recent #innochat debates (www.innochat.com) around innovation including the future of Nations, of the US, and of innovation itself and how it needs an organizing framework to work more efficiently, I wanted to dig a little deeper, to get … Continue reading
Posted in Molecules
Tagged economic recovery, innovation need, innovation outcomes, relentless tide
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Renewing Innovation through the Social Innovation Agenda
The challenges are growing in their social dimension across Europe, the United States and a host of other countries, both developed and developing, that are needing new fresh responses. Social demands will inevitably increase as nations are being confronted with … Continue reading
How can we decouple growth and consumption through innovation?
Some weeks back the International Herald Tribune (June 7th, 2011) offered a view by Chandran Nair, the CEO of Global Institute for Tomorrow, under the title “Can the planet support more Americas? Then this week an article “Over-innovation makes US … Continue reading
Learning to absorb new knowledge for innovation
In a blog I wrote in November last year entitled “Moving-towards-a-more-distributed-innovation-model”( http://bit.ly/b38ixv) I outlined some thoughts on the flow of knowledge in a distributed innovation model and discussed the Absorptive Capacities more from an internal organizational perspective. Increasingly we are … Continue reading
The importance of managing our intangible capital is the key for today’s innovating business.
Today, we are valuing organizations in completely different ways than some years back. In the past we were valuing organizations purely on their tangible assets, the ‘hard’ (easier to) quantify assets, shown on the balance sheets as the basis for … Continue reading
Posted in Chromosomes
Tagged innovation, innovation outcomes, intangible capital, intellectual capital, value creation
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The forming of new structures- the business ecosystem of innovation federations
At present we are seemingly in a state of flux, we are learning to move from linear innovation models into more dynamic ones that are increasingly forming around innovation ecosystems. Our whole understanding of innovation is changing; we are evaluating … Continue reading
Looking beyond that certain innovation bleakness is hard.
I was appalled to read a summary of a recent report that nearly 50 metropolitan regions in the USA- or more than one in seven- are unlikely to bring back their regions to job levels lost in the recession until … Continue reading
