Leapfrog ideas happen in a state of extreme euphoria or utter distress. The first situation is explored by comparing innovation with sex. Valuable lessons can be learned.
We recently ran an on-line brainstorming session we call “Quick MIX” focused on a topic related to the current Innovating Innovation M-Prize challenge . The question for the Quick MIX was: what is the one thing you’d change to make organizations more innovation-friendly? Last week we ran the first installment with eight provocative recommendations distilled from Quick MIX contributions. Read the second installment here for eight additional ideas.
You thought you did everything right—gathered market research and consumer insights; brainstormed, prototyped, and tested a promising new idea; developed detailed financial models and a solid marketing plan. Yet your company’s new product or service didn’t perform as expected. What did you overlook?
A billion dollar global industry in need of a massive re-invention processes to inspire an emerging generation of Gen Y leaders, to support their recovery from their inadequate industrialized schoolin
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