If you are using a tool like the Business Model Canvas, where does innovation fit? The answer depends on your strategy. I use The Innovation Matrix to outline several different strategies, and how the business models for these will be different.
Tag Archives | Alex Osterwalder
Why Lean Startups Turn Into Innovative Firms
One of the exciting trends in innovation right now is the lean startup idea. Â The basic premise is that when ventures are starting out, building a scalable business model needs to be a top priority. Â People like Steve Blank, Eric Reis, Ash Maurya and Alex Osterwalder are all doing great work in this area. I’m [...]
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Three Steps for Social Media Success
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Innovation Lessons from the Rise of Tesla Motors
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Five More Thinkers That I Admire
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Food, Connection & Innovation
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Here is Why You Need Business Model Innovation
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Talk is the Technology of Leadership
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Reframing Failure
- Three Steps for Social Media Success - Innovation for Growth: [...] Connect with people. Here’s how Hugh M...
- How to do Social Media Right - Innovation for Growth: [...] Connect with people. Here’s how Hugh M...
- How to do Social Media Right - Innovation for Growth: [...] Do awesome work. Â There’s no point in...
- Weekly bits of interest – 20 May 2013 | Public Sector Innovation Toolkit: [...] Tim Kastelle takes a look at the interesting...
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Ramon Rivera: I have two new ideas for toyoya cars or for any ot...
- European Design Innovation Platform: Call for proposals | Vizuarna: [...] Here is Why You Need Business Model Innovati...
- Why We Shouldn’t Be Surprised That Managers Don’t Embrace Complexity | Technology: [...] and upend even the most dominant of firms. Â...
Books
Free eBook! Using the Innovation Matrix
Collects all of my recent posts on the Innovation Matrix.
Tim's book Handbook on the Knowledge Economy, Volume 2, co-edited with David Rooney and Greg Hearn, is out now everywhere in the world. Ask your library for it!
Metrics
Tim was named #5 in the Top 40 Innovation Bloggers in 2011 at Innovation Excellence.
Tim and John were both named in the Top 40 Innovation Bloggers in 2010 at Innovation Excellence.
