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Navigating the future landscape by developing adaptive innovation skills
So where are we focusing upon to make sure we are developing the right proficiencies and abilities we will need to manage our innovations of the future? For me innovation capabilities and competencies needs to be far more adaptive and … Continue reading
The Business Model, a Canvas for Innovation’s Convergence
So where were you when this Business Design Summit was happening? Did you miss it? Well kick yourself if you are remotely interested in where innovation is evolving too. I missed going as it was a sell out fast but … Continue reading
Reorganized, delayered and downsized – goodbye trust.
So who has not faced one of those moments when it is announced that there is a reorganization about to take place. It often has the habit of freezing what you are doing; you begin to put things on hold, … Continue reading
Fast-forward into the Innovation Future
In my last posting (http://tinyurl.com/af6vj6k) I spoke of the innovation fog surrounding me and that I was losing my orientation. This had caused me to press the ‘pause’ button so as to wait and allow the fog to lift. Then I … Continue reading
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Tagged change implications for innovation, constructing an innovation vision, creating a vision of innovation, Emerging patterns of innovation, EU seventh framework programme, evidence of change for innovation, Foresight for innovations future, innovating in the future, Innovation and its future, Policy and practice of innovation, the future of innovation
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Millennials see innovation differently from today’s leaders.
Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Limited (DTTL) have provided a set of interesting results from a survey of the world’s future leaders and what they think about innovation released for the World Economic Forum, January 2003 The top line was only 26% … Continue reading
Seeking engagement through innovation to galvanize growth
We need to become really worried over our potential to re-galvanize growth across many of our economies. There is this growing feeling that in Europe, perhaps even the United States, we are in for a prolonged drawn out ‘slump’ with … Continue reading
Lining up the fundamentals in leadership and innovation
A week can feel like a long time, actually this present week has got condensed from six months of investigating, exploring and debating but even now it is only the beginning, that public ‘coming out’ of a new framework for … Continue reading
Innovation catalytic converters
It is sometimes very pleasing that “what goes around, comes around”. Recently I was reading a piece by Scott Anthony, talking about the new era of innovation under his article appearing in the HBR “The New Corporate Garage” http://tinyurl.com/9fy6ua2 and … Continue reading
From a buzzword to the imperative
I keep coming back to the leadership of innovation; we need to move it from the peripheral to a more central one. This is not so much in a leader’s desire and need for innovation, which always seems well stated, … Continue reading
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