The Careful Art of Problem Solving

The Careful Art of Problem Solving

Innovation management necessitates the need to distinguish between everyday challenges and unforeseen problems. The former is part and parcel of running a business and requires the application of skill and consistent execution. The latter is an irregular difficulty that cannot be solved using templates or expertise. Tackling problems requires imagination, lateral thinking, and careful observation; it involves finding new ways of framing things and harnessing fresher perspectives. The best way to solve these problems is through creativity, which is more of an approach than a process. Companies need to equip themselves with new tools and processes to navigate complex problems.

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