Five Steps to Add Into Your Innovation Management Process

Five Steps to Add Into Your Innovation Management Process

Innovation management involves a lot of planning, especially when integrating innovation systems with your existing processes. Idea Drop shares the key elements to think about when planning your innovation management process. These include choosing between bottom-up, top-down, or blended structures, implementing a system for managing and fast-tracking buy-in from stakeholders, having access to the required assets, identifying potential roadblocks to implementation, and building a strong support team to evolve with new challenges.

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