Innovate on Purpose: Reactive or Proactive Innovation?

Innovate on Purpose: Reactive or Proactive Innovation?

Innovation can be reactive, waiting for ideas to be presented, or proactive, constantly seeking new ideas. A proactive approach is recommended for beginners, creating well-defined challenges and opportunities for brainstorming. Once a firm has experience with this approach, a suggestion box can be used in a reactive mode. Other factors to consider when choosing between reactive and proactive innovation include communication, investment, and compensation/motivation. Eventually, both approaches can run in parallel.

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In near Future, you’ll wish you had started today!

In near Future, you’ll wish you had started today!

Innovation Cloud launched a challenge to see how closely we are to Back to the Future's predictions of the future. They found out that we have real-life versions of certain technologies but not all of them.

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