Whose responsibility is innovation anyway?

Whose responsibility is innovation anyway?

Innovation should be a responsibility shared across the business, from HR to logistics. This is because innovation is no longer a top-down strategic initiative, but rather it spread virally from team to team. It is important to build consensus about what innovation means for your organization by involving the whole business as well as customers and partners. Open innovation incentivizes collaboration and new ways of thinking. It's critical to build trust with partners and trade intellectual property as a currency of collaboration to drive innovation.

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Where Does Brainstorming Fit in a Workflow Diagram?

Brainstorming is a crucial component to a team's workflow, and incorporating it at various stages can optimize ideas and create the best end result.

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The Innovator’s Dilemma: Narrow Theory, Widely Applied

The Innovator’s Dilemma: Narrow Theory, Widely Applied

The concept of disruptive innovation has been taken out of its original context and is now used in a variety of ways. Clayton Christensen, author of The Innovator's Dilemma, explains the five principles of disruption and how to handle it.

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Rules for Brainstorming: A Guide to Effective Brainstorming

Brainstorming is a controversial technique that can be improved with modern adaptation. This article provides practical steps and up-to-date rules for successful brainstorming sessions.

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