Practical Innovation Management
A Blog - Practical Tips & Articles on Managing the Process of Innovation. No Highfalutin Theories!
Super Bowl XLIX is coming up this Sunday. The Seahawks and the Patriots – and all successful football teams – have one main feature in common: each player has a well-defined role.
Teams pursuing innovation will also benefit from well-defined roles. In the book Employee Driven Quality, the authors identify four roles necessary to fire up your innovation management process. [Read more…]
Do you want your employees to come up with a “breakthrough” idea, one that will be a game-changer for your organization?
It probably won’t immediately come in the form of just one big idea. Ideas focused on solving day-to-day workplace complications make up the first steps of large-scale innovation. [Read more…]
What is co-creation, and how can it improve innovation in your organization?
Kraft Foods innovates using “co-creation” with their customers, which involves an ongoing dialogue between the two about what improvements Kraft can make. This practice has led to new ideas, packaging guidance, and insights into cooking habits. So, how does it work?
Why do innovation initiatives fail? This Fast Company article lists six reasons your organization may be experiencing setbacks.
In our first blog post, we explored reason #1, i.e. how lacking a formal framework can hinder successful innovation. In this blog post, I’ll dive in to reason #2: Not tying initiatives to overall company strategy.
Why do innovation initiatives fail? This Fast Company article introduces six reasons your organization may be experiencing setbacks.
In this blog post, I’ll dive in to reason #1: Not having a formal innovation management framework and systems. [Read more…]
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