Walkabouts are needed for learning and testing ourselves

Walkabouts are needed for learning and testing ourselves

Innovation requires time and space for thoughtful analysis and deeper understanding. We often get caught up in the restless pursuit of gathering more, but it's important to take a step back and explore the open road. Innovation curators collect and distribute innovation, interpreting and reordering it to meet specific needs. They need to keep up a given rhythm, filtering and funneling this growing knowledge around innovation. Personal spaces are needed where we can draw in knowledge and interpret it in our way to meet our innovation goals.

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The Hidden Culture Benefits of Crowdsourced Innovation

The Hidden Culture Benefits of Crowdsourced Innovation

Crowdsourced innovation brings cultural benefits beyond improving idea sourcing and lowering program costs, such as overcoming groupthink bias and empowering introverts.

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The Leader’s Guide to Executing Innovation

Execution is the key to success in innovation, but often underrated. Misconceptions around execution include the glorification of strategy work, undervaluing the importance of understanding details, over-reliance on planning, and the stereotypical notion that innovation is all fun and creative ideas.

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KPIs in the innovation process

KPIs in the innovation process

Learn the most important key performance indicators (KPIs) for measuring the success of your innovation management process, including quantitative and qualitative metrics.

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