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Spur innovation by setting boundaries |
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To succeed, companies need to go beyond isolated wins and develop the capabilities to repeatedly disarm disruptive threats and seize new growth opportunities. How can companies do this? They must begin by planning for innovation well before they need to. |
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(4/18/2008) |
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Why statistics kill innovation |
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Which will help your business to be more successful: statistics or probability? If you want to play it safe, use statistics. If you want to win big, use probability, says author Stephen Shapiro. |
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(4/4/2008) |
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Where do successful innovations come from? |
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To understand how breakthroughs in innovation arise, managers first need to be aware of the different factors that shape the highly skewed distribution of creativity. |
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(3/18/2008) |
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10 rules for creative teams |
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Under the right circumstances, a team can be significantly more creative than any individual team member and is often better able to push creative ideas through the implementation process so that they may become innovations. Here are ten quick rules for ensuring your teams are effective creative teams from Jeffrey Baumgartner. |
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(3/13/2008) |
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