Purposeful, Value-based Product Innovation

Purposeful, Value-based Product Innovation

Product innovation is the process of developing new and improved products or services to make them more useful. It can help businesses scale and grow, reduce waste, stand out among the competition, and build customer loyalty. To create successful business innovation ideas, companies should adopt a comprehensive strategy, build a strong communication network, promote an innovative culture, and implement an open innovation framework. MIT ID Innovation is an institution that can help bridge the gap between supply and demand in innovation.

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The Greenhouse Approach: Flourishing Organizations Through Intrapreneurship

The Greenhouse Approach: Flourishing Organizations Through Intrapreneurship

Chitra Anand's new book, The Greenhouse Approach: Cultivating Intrapreneurship in Companies and Organizations, challenges current thinking that inhibits true innovation by re-imagining corporations.

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Celebrating Failure Helps Innovation Efforts

Failures can actually help companies improve their innovation efforts.

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The Lead Time and Cycle Time Debate: When Does the Clock Start?

The definitions of lead time and cycle time in Kanban are often debated, causing confusion for both new and experienced practitioners. However, understanding the purpose behind these metrics can help teams improve their delivery of value to customers.

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