Knowledge Graphs have a real potential to become highly valuable, topical and relevant. If only we can get them prised out of the engineer, data scientists, or software experts hands. We simply should so we can get this concept fully out into the real world, that of applying as solutions to real client problems, it … Continue reading “The Arrival and Potential of Knowledge Graphs into Our World”
There is huge value in applying the three horizon framework into your thinking. It is as useful a framework that you can get, to help decide where you are heading. It is not just for innovation application, that can determine innovation activities. It has multiple values in any organization thinking and alignment. The 3H informs … Continue reading “Applying the Three Horizon Thinking to a Fresh Perspective of Innovation Design”
We all in the middle of a re-orientation of our ways to undertake innovation as a process and in its design. The past belief was that a product was your island and pathway to secured profits, today this alone no longer works. We are learning to connect in completely different ways. We are learning how … Continue reading “Learning a new innovation language”
I have written extensively, certainly over the past eighteen months, about our need to take innovation into a new era, designed for today and tomorrow’s “fit for purpose”. Below you will see my view of how I see this sketched out, as my suggested concept outline. Does it make sense? We have this compelling need … Continue reading “A New Integrated Innovation Engagement System”
A couple of weeks ago I was invited to the Siemens Innovation Day. I really appreciated it, yet it took me time to absorb all that was provided, over these past two weeks. One outcome is this post. I am grateful to have had the time to translate this in my mind. We all move … Continue reading “Creating the Industrial Ecosystem”
There is a lot of change occurring in our innovation abilities. There is this constant shift to more open-sourcing and collaborating. We are seeing profound shifts that technology and digital transformation are bringing us to deliver innovate differently. These changes are influencing all of our worlds, allowing a very different “connecting” innovation to come into … Continue reading “Connecting Innovation is the New Order of Play”
Managing cash, balancing this out with your liabilities and obligations, knowing your market dynamics, and equally, having a good understanding of where the future growth lies, are all essential for managing any healthy business. It is then by utilizing robust research and development projects, combined with an acquisition strategy that augments growth, management creates sustainable … Continue reading “The enemy is already within. The flood gates are open. Can GE recover?”
In the past week or so, I have been looking a little harder at the Chemical and Pharmaceutical Industry relating to their direction of innovation travel, it left me a little frustrated. I felt that warm and fuzzy feeling, as I read all too often those comforting words or platitudes of how “innovation is vital … Continue reading “Choosing your direction of innovation travel”
I have argued in the past that innovation management needs to radically adjust, it requires being designed differently, it needs to be highly adaptive, and technology-driven, it actually is in need of a fresh cycle of design. In my opinion, it needs to be based on the thinking around the shift from products to solutions, … Continue reading “Jumping to a fresh cycle of innovation design”
Recently, well actually, over the past twelve or eighteen months, I was asked to explore and explain different frameworks that the innovator might need to know, or at least have an opinion upon. These were for HYPE and posted on their blogs, mostly under their “Methods & Frameworks” tag. Some of these investigations or explanations … Continue reading “Exploring frameworks and methods you need to know as an Innovator”
