The Easiest Way to Maximize the Return on Your Innovation Investments
Are you behind the curve in a slow growth industry or have a slow growth position in the market and you need to quickly catch up and adapt or are you in a high velocity, high growth organization, trying to maintain agility, momentum and speed with which you adapt and lead the market? In both of these situations, IF you are investing in innovation to support your mission and fulfill your “next level” business strategy, THEN you will want to protect that investment and drive a satisfactory return on innovation.
Change is Easier when we Stay Above the Drama, Drag and Swirl
Speed matters in business. Many executives today are leading high-growth companies and startups. Velocity-driven organizations and type A executives work hard at delivering new standards of…
Innovation (Change) is Easier When…Your Business is More Conscious Than William Hung
Innovation (Change) is easier when we’re able to move from unconsciously incompetent to consciously competent.
Change (Innovation) is Hard. Relative to What?
“Change is hard.” Is it?
What if that’s just an opinion disguised as a fact? What if that is just a socialized complaint/expression that we’ve all been brainwashed into believing and repeating?
“D3&T = Drop Everything & Train” – The New Leadership Mantra for the 4th Industrial Revolution
Companies are training vigorously to strengthen their innovation and transformation muscles in order to continually upgrade their operating systems, but most corporate L&D programs are undermined by the system itself. Companies must learn to train.