The 3 Laws of Humor in Collaboration
Let’s face it; organizations undergo unavoidable rituals including reorganizations, layoffs, cost cutting and change of ...
What Arthur D. Little’s latest report tells us about innovation and creativity?
Creativity and innovation are prevailing buzzwords in business literature today. Run a standard search on Amazon and it ...
The Role of Top-down Management in Enterprise Innovation
Running a successful enterprise innovation management program can be a challenging mission. Multiple factors have to be ...
Beyond Product v Service: The Age of the Device
The giant construction services firm Bechtel has a very interesting take on what an app should be, and how enterprise ap...
Can Innovation Management add to Social’s ROI?
Is your social community alive? Or has the social business tool - that your company introduced two years ago - turned in...
Too much incremental innovation can lead to self-destruction
At the dawn of 2014 our (brave new) world continues to undergo rapid transformation. With cordless, cashless and wireles...
Innovation vs. Transformation
Open innovation is a clearly understood term, right? Well, maybe not. As practised by Procter and Gamble, its real found...
Preparing for the next generation of innovation
What is the next generation of disruptive technology and is it close enough to keep you awake at night. I was lucky enou...
The Jugaad approach to innovation
Founded in 2003 by TED fellow Jessica Mayberry, Video Volunteers is an international not for profit media organization t...
Build your innovation culture - The rise of humor driven innovation
Business guru Guy Kawasaki believes that people generally waiver between two dominant mindsets: microscopes and telescop...
What the Booz & Company Global Innovation 1000 study tells us
For those involved in the collaborative innovation space, the 2013 annual analysis of R&D spending by Booz & Com...
