Diffusion and adoption - what we can learn from Everett M. Rogers
According to Professor Clayton Christensen and drawn from his book “Seeing What's Next: Using the Theories of Innovation...
Gamification in Collaborative Innovation - Benefit or Detriment?
Source: http://www.gartner.com/newsroom/id/2575515 As Oana pointed out in her last post, the use of behavioural mechanic...
3 Types of Gamification
The Accounted is a free app targeting high school and university students, recently making its debut in digital media st...
Want to be Successful at Innovation? Start exploring your Customers’ “Jobs to be done”!
Today’s customers only want interactions that are relevant, personalized, and based on a customer’s situation and prefer...
Will online education change the learning landscapes of tomorrow?
Virtual learning environments might sound like a thing of the recent past, but specific methodologies and tools (e.g. ...
Exploring the criteria for collaborative innovation
The shape of our collaboration activities has been radically changing in recent years. The combination of technology, th...
4 Personality Types Every Organization Needs for Innovation
Innovation, done right, is an interactive flow of diverse contributions. For sure, it is a process of building on the kn...
3 examples of where good ideas come from
Wondering where good ideas come from is like asking: “What makes the world go round?” Everyone has an elaborate, and oft...
Being the Innovation Manager
There can be few roles in corporate life with as much expectation attached to them as there is to the innovation manager...
Innovation Advocates: Build a New Culture of Innovation from the Bottom up
As organizations realize the value and impact that involving their employees can have in their innovation programs, shar...
Are you opening up the Stage Gates to let the new innovating world in?
Surprisingly the Stage-Gate concept was created in the 1980’s and led to Robert G Cooper’s different evolutions of this ...
