The Ten Types of Innovation Framework - and How to Use It
Innovation tends to focus around product performance - new products, new updates, new features. That’s why companies oft...
The Organizational Learning Framework
Previously, we looked at how to get the most from academic research on innovation. Now that you know a great deal about ...
Sorting Through the Management Tools and Trends
We all are caught up in handling and understanding different management tools. The numbers are accelerating, and if anyt...
How to Apply the Four Lenses of Innovation
Rowan Gibson wrote a book called “The Four Lenses of Innovation: A power tool for creating thinking” that came out earli...
The Collaborative Innovation Canvas: A Visual Strategy
When talking with innovation managers, a question which provides some interesting responses is: ‘if you could start all ...
Using the Three Horizons Framework for Innovation
We so often struggle to articulate our innovation activity and then can’t project our plans into the future in consisten...
3 Tests All Ideas Must Pass - The Jobs To Be Done Theory
People don't want to buy a quarter-inch drill... they want a quarter-inch hole. Theodore Levitt, Harvard Business School...
Tackling the Internal Jobs-to-be-done for Improving Innovation
We are constantly nudged towards understanding the needs of customers through the jobs to be done approach. So why do we...
Your Company Needs a Disruption Map
For some time now we’ve talked about the enterprise as more porous or externalised. In other words, the enterprise can n...
How to Develop a Blue Ocean Strategy with Customer Instinct
To survive in highly competitive and changing markets, it’s essential for businesses to come up with meaningful, success...
How Gamification Can Enhance Innovation in Your Business
Analyst Brian Burke recently reformulated Gartner's definition of gamification. His objective was to sharpen the firm's ...
