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The Innovation Bunker – Avoiding Cognitive Traps Part Three
Often we forget to look back as we constantly get into that habit of always wanting to simply keep moving forward. So, sometimes I would recommend we stop and reflect. I, for myself, keep returning to great thinkers in innovation … Continue reading
The Innovation Bunker- Getting Out of Cognitive Traps Part Two
Help seems to come from new quarters – unlocking our minds and breaking free from our cognitive biases. Part two of the Cognitive Traps we find ourselves in. Part one is here So how can we break free from what … Continue reading
The Innovation Bunker – Our Cognitive Traps Part One
I suspect we are all cognitively trapped most of the time. We are all more ‘hard-wired’ than we would care to admit too. That cognitive bias that ‘permits’ us to make constant errors of judgement, ignore often the advice around … Continue reading
Innovation failure starts at the top
So who do you think form the group that are the most likely candidates for innovations consistent failure? It may surprise you to know that most fingers point straight to the top of the organization as the main cause for … Continue reading
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Seeking engagement for innovation change
I’m right in the middle of a launch of the Executive Innovation Work Mat approach, a series of seven blogs outlining a framework and structured approach to this. During the seven days these will document seven important “domains” that determine … Continue reading
