Innovation Lessons from Rome’s Greatest Enemy

Innovation Lessons from Rome’s Greatest Enemy

Hannibal was a Carthaginian general who led an attack on Italy after becoming an army commander at the age of 26. He defeated the Roman army in his unorthodox tactics, earning him the reputation of one of the greatest generals of all time. Hannibal's usage of unexpected resources like elephants and outflanking techniques can be applied to innovation strategies today. He also forged alliances and demonstrated great leadership and shrewd resourcefulness. Hannibal is a role model for entrepreneurs and innovators.

View

More Innovation Resources:

10 Practices of Highly Effective Team Members

Successful project teams need confident, involved, communicative, responsible, loyal, team-oriented, flexible, supportive, win-win, and humorous team members.

View

How to Harness the Power of Cross-Team Collaboration

Effective cross-team collaboration requires planning, coordination, a shared mentality, and a focus on common goals to drive successful outcomes.

View

Innovation the Tom Sawyer way

Learn from Tom Sawyer's approach to innovation, which involves signals about your company's needs, encouraging partners to generate ideas, and licensing solutions before competitors do.

View