In the last week or so I took a step back to look at the emerging trends around innovation. It certainly seems to have a bright future but its management is growing in complexity. It now needs a deeper understanding than ever. Are we achieving that? My viewpoint on observing different innovation dilemmas: Innovation used … Continue reading “Clear trends are shaping the future of innovation”
It has been amazing how AI generative thinking (GenAI) has taken hold. It has only been one year since the launch of ChatGPT, then with a follow-up of GPT-4. In a really fascinating routine or guide to how Generative AI developed, then you should read Bernard Marr’s post It is well worth the read. As … Continue reading “Embrace AI-driven innovation, it is the future.”
I have just finished the first of a planned series with one of my favourite long-term collaborators Jeffrey Phillips. Here is the link to the recording. In this series, planned to be only of 10 to 15-minute conversations, we are picking up on many of the fundamental building blocks of innovation. Jeffery and I go … Continue reading “Getting back to the Future about Innovation”
Sustainability is central to innovation’s future progress Today’s challenge for me is not only to be building the innovation capacity but also to be establishing clear ways on how we should set about sustaining it. Increasingly, organizations must have the capability and capacity to sustain innovation to provide the stimulus for lasting growth and resolve … Continue reading “Sustainability is central to innovation’s future progress”
We all need to begin to grapple with what is redefining work in knowledge, skills, our experience, and our necessary abilities to be viable and useful We continue to hear and begin to see the effects of the Fourth Industrial Revolution. It continues to impact skills, tasks, and jobs. The implications are a growing concern … Continue reading “Your Future Lies in Occupying the Innovation Job and Using the Skills it Provides”
Technology is radically altering our need for innovation. We see increasingly innovation is feeding off the “digital response rate” Connecting technology and innovation is altering how we should re-access organizations ability to build out. We are in the middle of a technological-led industrial revolution It is becoming highly dynamic. ****I decided to revise this post … Continue reading “My 5 S for future Innovation: Smart, Stacks, Scale, Storage, and Software”
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Boundaries seem to be continually pushed in business, nothing seemingly is standing still, yet we are faced with many things that stay caught up in simply not being changed. Something eventually has to change, there is increasing pressure. We need to jettison old ways and establish new ones. In with the new in 2017, out … Continue reading “The future innovation core lies at the edge.”
I certainly believe we are in need of a fresh approach to innovation. We are facing unprecedented challenges, sluggish growth and increasing competition from unexpected sources. We need to increasingly deliver better end results; as more distinctive, bolder and creative, delivering greater value to our customers’ needs. Can we change our thinking to achieve this? … Continue reading “Future Innovation demands a different approach”
Recognizing the value of our innovation-related assets is where the smart money should go, and then we need to invest in innovation capital. To gain growth and improve productivity is through innovation. We need to translate knowledge into new values. When you pause and consider the make-up of Innovation Capital you realize it makes such … Continue reading “Place Your Future Bets – Invest In Innovation Capital”
