The yin yang of innovation understanding

The yin yang of innovation understanding

This article explores the concept of yin and yang and its application in innovation management. Yin and yang are opposing yet interconnected and interdependent forces that reinforce each other. Managing the tensions and balance between these forces is critical to achieving successful innovation. The article discusses the application of yin and yang in idea management, risk and opportunity, creativity, and designing positive tension into innovation. Ultimately, recognizing the power of yin and yang can help bring coherence and consistency to innovation practices.

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