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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The 'perfect' office layout for innovation and productivity

What is the perfect office layout for innovation and productivity? It’s a mixture of different environments, including focus zones, collaboration zones, laboratory zones, mind-opening zones, communal zones, and virtual/external zones.

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Creative Thinking Exercise – That’s Just the Way It Is by Woody Bendle

Creative Thinking Exercise – That’s Just the Way It Is by Woody Bendle

Want to come up with new and innovative ideas? Woody Bendle has a creative thinking exercise called "That’s just the way it is" which helps identify opportunities for innovation by challenging existing conventions.

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The Visual Project Charter™ and Remote Project Management

Creating a project charter can be a daunting task, but the Visual Project Charter™ can make it easier, especially when working remotely.

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