innovation obstacles

The Innovation Knowing-Doing Gap

If you scrutinize the theories on innovation they seem to conclude for example, that ambidextrous organizations are best at handling incremental innovations rather than radical, and if we would focus more on learning, experimental organizations we would be better off… So why don’t we act accordingly? Bengt Järrehult takes a closer look at the reasons why we act against better knowing regarding innovation.

Ideascale2021-12-02T18:16:58-08:00March 27th, 2012|Categories: Innovation Psychology|Tags: Best Practices, Competition, innovation data, innovation obstacles, learning by doing, psychology|

Innovation’s Silent Killer

If they want to compete successfully in the future, companies should hold off on rapid ideation and faster commercialization until they take an unflinching look at what is truly stifling breakthrough innovation. In this article, Soren Kristensen provides insight on how honest self-reflection can free you from your biggest impediment to growth.

Ideascale2021-12-02T17:59:33-08:00January 2nd, 2012|Categories: Leadership, Organization & Culture, Strategies|Tags: barriers to innovation, blocking innovation, breakthrough innovation, bureaucracy, c-suite, co-innovation, Competition, consumer insights, customer insights, emerging markets, globalization, growth strategy, Innovation Culture, innovation obstacles, Innovation Strategy, patterns, portfolio management, Product Development, project management, self-reflection|