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Should any innovation be nationally structured?
In a recent article I submitted to Social Innovation Europe, who are building and streamlining the social innovation field in Europe, I made some arguments against national borders for social innovation, actually I’d say any innovation, even in its organizing … Continue reading
Going innovating step-by-step for renewal makes sense.
Renewal- this seems to be really an important issue we all need to think about today; in society, in our organizations, in our institutions. Renewal of what we already have does can give us further opportunity to improve on it … Continue reading
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Tagged challenge, innovation, process, renewal, social, structured
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Economic growth is an outcome of the innovation trajectory we set.
Today managing innovation is complex; often success is measured and valued by the creative destruction of others. The ability to ‘evolve’ is very determinant on the knowledge base, either within a given economy or within a ‘federation’ to bring together … Continue reading
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The ‘pull’ of the dual forces within our cultural thinking
I lived for about fifteen years in Asia until a short while ago, and in the before and in the in-between period, I travelled there a lot. Participating in Asia, watching how Asia has evolved has been a real experience, … 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
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Tagged innovation, innovation outcomes, intangible capital, intellectual capital, value creation
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