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Innovation Processes
Does IP Strategy Have to Cripple Open Innovation?
MIT Sloan Management Review published on 10/01/2009, rated by our experts.
Although few firms have made significant money from intellectual property, a well-crafted IP strategy can be highly profitable, as demonstrated by rare cases such as IBM. Over the last decade, appreciation has been growing for the potential of “open innovation” to multiply potentially profitable ideas... [read more...]
Using Knowledge Brokering to Improve Business Processes
McKinsey Quarterly published on 01/15/2010, rated by our experts.
Open-innovation principles can be applied not only to improve product innovation but also to enhance crucial internal business processes. The same Web-based technology that has facilitated the pairing internal “seekers” with external “solvers” is being used by some leading companies to boost process... [read more...]
Creativity and the Role of the Leader
Harvard Business Review published on 10/01/2008, rated by our experts.
Managers have become increasingly aware that, in the Innovation Economy, you need to know how to generate great ideas. Fortunately, research into creativity has been going on for decades. But can the academic research be applied to the practical challenges leaders face? Wanting to connect theory and... [read more...]
The Ergonomics of Innovation
McKinsey Quarterly published on 09/18/2008, rated by our experts.
In just a year and a half after its December 2004 launch, the Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI) succeeded in its goal of reducing by 100,000 the number of patients who die each year in US hospitals because of preventable errors. People and organizations finding it hard to innovate effectively... [read more...]
Reverse Engineering Google’s Innovation Machine
Harvard Business Review published on 04/01/2008, rated by our experts.
How does Google innovate so well, and how can you emulate it? Google’s organizational design appears to be optimized for succeeding at rapid, profuse innovation. The company’s tight integration of technology and strategy makes it hard to determine which is foundational for its success. While acknowleding... [read more...]
Launch and Learn
strategy+business published on 02/26/2008, rated by our experts.
Many businesses run into difficulties with innovation because they haven’t integrated three areas of activity related to product creation. These “innovation portfolios” are the current portfolio of products or services, the portfolio of advanced technology capabilities, and the portfolio of product creation... [read more...]
Innovation Killers: How Financial Tools Destroy Your Capacity to Do New Things
Harvard Business Review published on 01/01/2008, rated by our experts.
Some widely-used financial tools are stifling innovation. The authors point to three such tools in particular: Discounted cash flow and net present value; fixed and sunk-cost analysis; and the focus on short-term earnings per share. The authors don’t deny the value of these tools and concepts when used... [read more...]
The Google Enigma
strategy+business published on 11/01/2007, rated by our experts.
Should we view the remarkable success of Google as exemplary or anomaly? Either way, what can managers intent on fueling innovation learn from the Internet giant? Nicholas Carr cuts through much confusion about this company’s business model and practices to answer those questions. He points out caution... [read more...]
Measuring The Black Box
How to design and implement innovation metrics
Chief Executive published on 12/07/2007, rated by our experts.
We’ve all heard the business adage of ‘that which is measured, gets improved.’ Ever since Tom Peters’ search for excellence summarized that excellent firms use measurement and metrics to ensure that real priorities are identified and worked on, companies have strived to find better ways to monitor and... [read more...]
A Buyer’s Guide to the Innovation Bazaar
Harvard Business Review published on 06/01/2007, rated by our experts.
As more companies recognize the advantages of “open innovation”—tapping into external sources of innovation—they may be tempted to adopt some especially impressive and well-publicized initiative. No one method for sourcing innovation from outside your organization can claim to be the best. Companies... [read more...]
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