Time to Roll Up Our Sleeves, Gang
When the business your in stops working, start working on something else. Let’s work together on a solution.
Author: Jim
Engineer, father, new husband, consultant, former Early Onset Alzheimer's caregiver, volunteer, and former Candidate for PA State Representative.
Living in the Land of Opportunity
Living in the Land of Opportunity: Using the #coronavirus as the fuel to drive our engine of innovation. #onlinelearning #innovation #creativity
Do We Innovate As We Believe We Do?
When it’s your business to teach creativity and innovation practices, it’s tempting to assume everyone believes that there might be a set of defined steps for innovation or that it’s possible to learn them. Well, as we’ve discovered, not everyone does. Our first published paper following a recent survey of presumed innovators, educators, and just … Continue reading Do We Innovate As We Believe We Do?
The Basics of Efficient Innovation
Innovation doesn’t need to be complex. There is no magic. You don’t have to wait for your flash of brilliance. And it doesn’t have to cost a dime. Innovation practices are easy to internalize, to share, and to implement by anyone in your organization. Research has shown that the ways in which new products and … Continue reading The Basics of Efficient Innovation
Everything Old is New Again
Innovation isn’t a blinding flash of brilliance, in part, because there’s no such thing.
What the Lean Startup Method Gets Right and Wrong
Here are the six winners of Johnson & Johnson’s innovation challenge – Ventureburn
In structured innovation, the simple act of removing or subtracting a key component or process step can, by itself, generate innovative solutions to a problem or identify the need for or application of better technology. Can you see subtraction at play in these innovations? We can, and we can coach you to see it and … Continue reading Here are the six winners of Johnson & Johnson’s innovation challenge – Ventureburn
