Tuesday 17 January 2006
Want Knowledge? Want Innovation? You’re going to have to manage for it.
What is the rule of managing knowledge gathered
for the purposes of innovation exchange and the ROI that comes from these
efforts? Role
of Knowledge Mgmt in Innovation details the specific empirical framework
for the creation of a simple system for the exploitation of innovation and
market gathered data to create a substantial ROI platform for your
organization. Now that’s design thinking that makes every CFO happy.
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Monday 5 December 2005
Fuzzy innovations are not just loveable they are ROI’able
What is the point of a fuzz NPD efforts and how
do you mitigate them when the outcomes are fuzzy and the focus is process
improvement, concept generation, and concept testing – the quick path to
determine the value of NPD efforts. In The
Fuzzy Front End of New Product Development for Discontinuous Innovations we
see the mechanisms, the models and alternatives to quickly determining NPD
sweetspots for product innovations.
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Tuesday 22 November 2005
Ambidexterous Organizations don’t just use both hands, they use all of them.
How many hands does Shiva have? How many arms
does your organization have? How can you coordinate them all for continuous
innovation? In Organizing
for Continuous Innovation: On the Sustainability of Ambidextrous Organizations
we see extended time frames as the key along with several other factors that
promote rapid NPD and continuous innovation plays inside and outside the
organization.
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Thursday 13 October 2005
Embracing Innovation as Strategy = direct ROI
Innovation and corporate venturing is usually a
function of existing product lines and sometimes can even be considered
disruptive incrementalism per our entry from april of this year. How
can your firm imbrace innovation strategy for corporate strategy? Here’s how.
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Friday 23 September 2005
Creativity and the Exploitation of R&D – how to get your ROI straight out of design
How can you extract short-term R&D output and longterm R&D
exploration of new technological goals? Focus on technological change, and
second the control of complementary assets in the dominant design. And when
that fails, innovate. Here’s how you can use Creativity
for the Exploitation of R&D
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Saturday 20 August 2005
Internal and External coordination in NPD – Making it work for your Firm
How is it that the links between external and
internal NPD efforts can drastically effect the way your firm makes
innovations? Breakthroughs? Mechanisms and specific behavioral changes allow
for faster integration of new products and efforts by coordinating efforts in
partuicluar ways. Links
between Internal and External Cooperation in Product Development shows a
few of them.
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Tuesday 12 July 2005
There are rules to innovation? Yes. At least 4.
Clay Christensen has set of rules. Emperically
validated and checked, and all related to the way that new technologies are
able to enter into the market and produce increasingly sophisticated users who
demand more of these products and hopefully from the same value chain members.
How is this accomplished? The
Rules of Innovation
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Wednesday 22 June 2005
It’s not just innovation it’s innovation People
It’s not easy to deal with Managing
People to Promote Innovation inside an organization because the reality is
that the management is often the process of intrapreneurship. Unlike
Entrepreneurshuip the waters inside an organization are a function often of
fiefdoms In an article in the CREATIVITY AND INNOVATION MANAGEMENT journal
above we see the basic outlines of mechanisms to keeps firms producing
consistent innovastions and moving towards ROI specifically within the context
of it’s people
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Monday 9 May 2005
older products + older users + new rules = big ROI
What is it about the way different generations
perceive different functional capabilities ? Why is it that a young person
wants to have their own way of doing things and an older person thinks these
ways are not theirs? Ego? Functional specifics? No. A
technology Elder Boom and previously is how you make it work inside your
own firm.
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Tuesday 19 April 2005
Disruptive Incrementalism? Disruptive Innovation? Anything but the status quo is not disruptive.
It’s been argued that anything outside of the
norm is considered disruptive. In actualoity that is called business,
competition, and essentially, NPD. But how does disruptive
incrementalism work and how can it benefit your organization? The like
previous tells how to get started.
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Thursday 10 March 2005
Innovation labs? It’s all in the physical
How is it then that a space can effect the
pickup or desemination of innovation? This is the question that many
organizations have posed and not many have understood. The
Organizational Innovation Lab MAKING IT WORK CREATIVITY
AND INNOVATION MANAGEMENT gives an insight into how this works, how it can work for you and of course, how this can turn into company wide ROI.
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Tuesday 22 February 2005
Looking to the Past for The Future’s Innovations
How did Marconi invent the wireless transeveier?
A workshop. How did HP pump out the 1st rounds of technologies that
no one had seen before? A workshop. And MIT’s artcle on Looking
to the Past for The Future’s Innovations tells how your firm can benefit
from the same capabilities.
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Sunday 30 January 2005
Telematics, Wireless Entertainment for Wheels – They're spinnin', They're spinnin' !!!
What’s happening in the car is yet another
example of the power of wireless capabilities. From WAP to emerging technologies,
it is what you carry in your pockets, your “phones” that will have the greatest
impact on your shopping, research and driving experience and the car is yet
another frontier for the expansion of the technology. MIT
gives a good direction in their Wireless on Wheels article.
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