Small Businesses Innovate by Asking Questions

Small Businesses Innovate by Asking Questions

Small businesses can innovate and succeed by asking tough questions about their customers, competitors, and community. By understanding the problems faced by customers and employees, businesses can create superior, innovative products and provide excellent customer service. Asking questions about competitors can help businesses gain a much-needed perspective and set themselves apart in a cutthroat economy. By nurturing innovation from within, businesses can improve their internal processes and create a more inspired, creative culture.

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5 Tips for Creating Successful Innovation Teams

Successful innovation teams are made up of diverse people with a common purpose, who communicate openly and have realistic expectations.

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Why your customer-centricity project failed to deliver innovative outcomes

Customer-centricity is important for business success, but many customer experience programs fail to deliver innovative ideas. This article explains some common mistakes in customer research that could set your project up to fail.

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Remember Value Stream Mapping?

The importance of value stream maps in identifying inefficiencies and bottlenecks is highlighted, along with the need to manage these maps to reduce waste.

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