Tag Archives: Knowledge Creation
Why Experimenting Builds an Innovation Culture – Interview with DK
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Five Questions that Will Help You Build an Innovation Culture
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Innovation and Serendipity
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This post was first published at Integrative Innovation. In a previous post, I have pointed out the importance of diversity for innovation and organizational adaptability. Diversity is a crucial precursor to serendipity. In the Power of Pull, John Hagel, John Seely Brown and Lang Davison emphasize the rising need for serendipity: We need to […]
20 Things Good Managers Know About Innovation
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There’s No Innovation Without Uncertainty
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Three Obstacles to Innovation Diffusion
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Innovation for Growth
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Why all this talk about innovation? I get that question a lot. The reason that I think innovation is important is that it is the driver for growth. Consequently, we’re changing the name of the blog to Innovation for Growth. Here are some of the reasons that I think it’s important to link innovation with […]
What is Innovation?
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People often think it’s weird when they hear that I study innovation – even people in very innovative jobs. The biggest reason for this is mistaking invention for innovation. If you do this, then studying innovation makes no sense at all – what can you learn about the flash of insight, the stroke of genius, […]