[Discussion] The role of a Chief Innovation Officer (CINO)

[Discussion] The role of a Chief Innovation Officer (CINO)

Innovation is a vital component of business growth, but without a clear leader to drive its direction, it may not succeed. This is where the Chief Innovation Officer (CINO) comes in. The CINO oversees and manages the innovation process within an organization, promoting best practices and developing a roadmap for innovation success. They bridge the gap between innovation plans and business strategies, foster an innovative mindset among employees, and allocate the necessary resources for successful innovation projects. The CINO must also stay up to date with market trends and identify potential innovation partners for collaboration.

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10 Steps from Idea Generation to Implementation

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Tart-up or Start up? Two innovation strategies for established companies

Start-ups and established companies have different approaches to innovation- tart-up or start-up. Tart-up involves continuous improvements, while start-up calls for radical behavior and creating synergies with existing businesses.

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Questions & Answers with an Innovation Management Leader from Intel: Viki Almog-Ayzenberg

Intel implemented a decentralized approach to innovation across various business units, and their experience was shared in a recent webinar with Viki Almog-Ayzenberg.

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