MaslowÕs pyramid is one of the most iconic images in management studies. The blog post explores the roots and evolution of MaslowÕs theory and the surprising origins of the pyramid.
It's through the fourth industrial revolution (also known as Industry 4.0), currently being undertaken, that technology, talent, and new innovation ecosystems are emerging Ð building greater complexity into our final innovation offerings.
Take the lessons learned by others to apply to your own innovation process. Here are a few product failures that you can learn from.
We've pulled together a reading list for those new to innovation management including Kaplan's recent 2018 recommendations and some of our personal favorites. This list is in no way exhaustive, but it's a great place to start.
When building/acquiring and deploying strategic technology and innovation management tools, managers must respect a set of seven principles. This post outlines seven such principles as put forward by Cambridge scholars.
Problem exploration correlates with high-quality creativity. In this post, we explore the power of problem exploration in innovation.
The fuzzy front end of innovation refers to generating ideas within an organization. It is where so much uncertainty exists that we are often profoundly challenged to shape the many unknowns. So where do you start?
A Q&A session with young innovation managers can teach us a lot about what matters in this ever more important and relevant profession.
What are the different planned change management models? We compare Kurt LewinÕs Three-Step Change Model, the Action Research Model, and the Positive Model, starting with the most famous one.
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