There has been going on for a good few years, the continued debate around finding and adopting a set of standards for innovation.
I blow a little hot and cold on this, this is not dependent on the time of day but the very “force” that is pushing any agenda along on this.
Far, far too much of those that push for standards have often very narrow agenda’s, where this fits their commercial purpose but often you gain that feeling that these are not as aligned to the broader innovation communities as they should be.
There are two camps- the ones that relentlessly drive towards standards and those looking to have a more “open” view looking to ‘simply’ achieve a common language.
Are standards the real drivers of innovation?
There are seemingly many ways to innovate and is it just a little simplistic to standardise innovation and reduce it down to a set of basic common parts? Innovation comes more from evolution, revolution, radical and disruptive forces being applied, will these benefit from having innovation standards or be constrained. Continue reading “Preparing Ourselves for Innovation Standards”
