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Monthly Archives: December 2011
Re-ordering the organization’s genetic code for innovation.
As we enter 2012, what really disappoints me is that we still have not cracked the innovation DNA code sufficiently to embed this within the organizations genetic principles, structures or systems for completing an everyday innovating business. Why is that? … Continue reading
Posted in Sequencing
Tagged Building blocks of Organizations DNA, common language for innovation, Cracking the innovation code, Genetic code of innovation, innovation implant, innovation management discipline, Innovation Structures, Innovations code, reordering innovation, sequencing innovation
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A Christmas Story on Innovation
Jim turned from staring through his microscope, rubbing his eyes, and looked out the window. It was dark and the snow was really coming down. The lamppost had turned that funny yellow colour, as more and more snow was falling … Continue reading
My one word for 2012 – ingenuity
Some weeks go better than others; I’m sure we all have found that. This last week has been a good one for me. I think my weeks are getting better the more I read and explore other peoples thinking or … Continue reading
Multiple Use of the Business Model Canvas
Recently I was having a ‘conversation’ with Alexander Osterwalder concerning the limited adoption of the Business Model Canvas within large organizations. I was asking him if he agreed and if he had any thoughts on this. Now if you know … Continue reading
Posted in Molecules
Tagged Adopting the Business model, business model canvas, Business model generation, business model innovation, designing business models, Innovating the business model, Larger Organizations Early Adoption, Modelling business models, testing business models, the Pivot and the Business Model
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The Accelerating Innovation Tide Across Asia.
Asia is moving towards the remaking of the innovation landscape, I have no doubt about that. Over the next ten years or so, along with a number of other wealth generating activities, the centre of gravity for innovation will shift … Continue reading
Innovation Convention 2011, EU organised, Brussels
I was planning to go to this convention held in Brussel over December 5th & 6th, 2011, but eventually was forced to stay back in the office to complete some work for different projects I’m working on. Thankfully the main … Continue reading
Is innovation within the consulting sector under enough pressure?
In a recent study (see below for details) it seems innovation activities need to change within what consultants are offerings as services to their clients. The study makes for fascinating reading and answers a number of questions I’ve been recently … Continue reading
