Questions When You Want Answers

Questions When You Want Answers

A blog post on creating a social media presence was updated with a post-presentation video explaining the 11 steps covered. Sharon Corasaro responded with questions about the piece's intent, leading to a completely new idea for how the content could be used. Answering with a question can sometimes be more beneficial than providing a straight answer.

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Innovator Dilemma vs. Innovator Phenomena: The Theory of the Firm’s Phenomena

Established firms struggle with mastering the economics of choosing. The integration of technical-technological, economic, and social aspects within firms leads to unresolved relationships. The article proposes the unification of the Innovator Dilemma and Innovator Phenomena to reconcile candidate innovation methods.

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Innovation Intelligence – 4 Thinking Tools for Innovators

Effective innovators need a range of thinking skills, styles, and processes that help them generate ideas and turn them into useful innovations. These can be broken down into four interconnected parts: IQ, ESI (emotional and social intelligence), AQ (agile intelligence), and CQ (creative intelligence).

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Entering the zone of innovation uncertainty

Entering the zone of innovation uncertainty

Innovation management requires different mindsets for different time horizons, especially in the midst of uncertainty. The three horizon methodology allows for greater consideration of the future, enabling strategic planning for emerging opportunities.

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