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Moving Towards Globally Integrated Innovation
There are so many books out there on innovation that it sometimes gets just hard to decide which to buy and read, to invest time into. I’ve got a growing stack of books sitting on my coffee table or in … Continue reading
Innovation is like a Rainbow
Last week I was driving home after a round trip of 700 kilometres and as I got caught up in some evening traffic, the sun and the rain played that magical trick of offering up a rainbow to the ones … Continue reading
Can we overturn built-in innovation legacy?
Often organizations are weighed down by legacy. This comes in many forms; in its culture, in its history, its core markets or products, in its systems, structures and processes built around innovation practice. Today, we are confronted with a very … Continue reading
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Tagged absorptive capacity, Building and designing new networks for innovation, Configuiring innovation in new dispersed organizations, design of dispersed innovation networks, designing out legacy in systems, global integrated models for innovation, Innovation legacy, Legacy systems for innovation, opening up to global practicies
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Seeking common cause through innovation
Although it is simple to state, creating a common language for innovation is very hard, demanding work. To begin to create it, then to gain a broader identification with its make-up and then to build upon it requires some dedicated … Continue reading
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Tagged absorptive capacity, common innovation framework, common language for innovation, context and coordination of innovation, executive innovation work mat, innovation definitions and meaning, Innovation framework, Innovation workmat, integrated innovation framework, placing innovation in context
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Reducing confusion, promoting diffusion for new knowledge in innovation
The third and final part of exploring knowledge and education for innovation Part three – the value is in changing, doing and exchanging How are we going to engage more people within the innovation process? Getting people involved is getting … Continue reading
The real value of knowledge exchange
Continuing in the series on knowledge and education for innovation. Part two – what needs to improve in innovation? I asked in the first part of this series of blogs –How do we advance the learning needed for innovation? So … Continue reading
What is your capacity for innovation really like?
In a series of articles I’d like to explore the value of knowledge and education for innovation. Part one - an opener to innovation change How do we advance the learning needed for innovation? In my last article I wrote … Continue reading
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Tagged dynamic capabilities, drivers of innovation, learning innovation, Changing landscape for innovation, absorptive capacity, capacities to innovate, education and learning for innovation, capaciities and competences to innovation, combining innovation activities, innovation roadmaps, innovation learning process
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Making innovation practice spread
Recently I have enjoyed reading Peter J Denning’s thoughts around innovation. He is Distinguished Professor of Computer Science and Director of the Cebrowski Institure for information innovation at the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, California. He discusses adoption, team practices, … Continue reading
Making the appropriate impact
How do we set about and measure the impact of something or somebody? Impressions do matter, snap judgements can shape and influence so much that you can actually spend your precious time at simply defending and justifying something or someone. … Continue reading
