Companies, like any living organism, must become
learning organizations that change and
adapt to suit their changing
business
environment. The constant formation of new units within a
corporation is one means of gearing up to change.
To determine the improvements to make in
response to the change, you should continuously:
Changes the Source of Opportunities
Innovation is the specific tool of
entrepreneurs.
Doing new things, or doing old things in new ways is how
entrepreneurs
exploit change as an opportunity for a different business or a
different service.
Entrepreneurs see change as the norm and as healthy; they
always search for change, respond to it, and exploit it as an opportunity.
Innovation can be approached methodically, by a
purposeful and organized
search for changes and by identifying the
opportunities that such changes might offer. In your search, focus on
opportunities, not problems, these changes can bring along. Results come
from
exploiting opportunities, not solving problems.
Entrepreneurial
Leader: 4 Specific Attributes
Turning Problems Into Opportunities: 6 Tips
Entrepreneurship as a Continuous Source of
Innovation
Many people equate
entrepreneurship with an individual and his or her startup company.
However, establishing entrepreneurial small business in a big organization
has become very popular in today's rapidly changing and complex world.
Yin-Yang of Entrepreneurial Creativity
Many organizations, willing to exploit the
benefits of new product/service development as
internal ventures, will need to change their
mindset, redefine their concept of organization and loose controls in order
to expand their capacity for speed. Mastering of the new
business systems approach
to managing projects aimed at development of
innovative products and
services will help corporations to
move with speed to capitalize on emerging technology and market
opportunities.
Creating a
Culture for Innovation
Innovation-friendly Organization
Inspiring Culture: 5 Elements
By: Soren Kaplan
Shaping
culture, especially when it comes to creating
a culture of innovation, is a daily task that involves elevating the mundane to the
strategic.
By managing the strategic levers of
culture, and by practicing the strategies of envisioning, communicating
and sponsoring, it becomes possible to create a culture of innovation
and drive long-term strategic advantage...
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DOs and DON'Ts of a Successful Innovator
By:
Peter Drucker
DOs:
Start small try to do one
specific thing...
DON'Ts:
Don't undershoot, or you
will simply create an opportunity for competition...
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Innovation
Is Love
Strategic
Innovation
Strategic Innovation is the creation of
growth
strategies, new product categories, services or
business models that change
the game and generate significant
new value for customers and the
corporation...
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Managing for Results
To achieve results, you
should develop a solid, sound, customer-focused, and
entrepreneurial strategy, aimed at
market leadership, based on
innovation, and tightly focused on decisive opportunities...
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Road-Mapping
The goal of the
road-mapping is to develop the
innovation strategy to choose and do the right things. The goal of
innovation management is to implement this strategy well.
Road-mapping leads to effective project
portfolio development and management. It provides for company-wide
technological strategy development and technology assessment, as well as
division-level
project evaluation and strategic aligning. Road-mapping tools provide
also a common language for innovation and building bridges between
technologists and business managers within your corporation, and with you
major suppliers and customers...
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Understanding the Present
and Preparing for the Future...
Principles of Innovation...
DOs and DON'Ts of a
Successful Innovator...
Internal and External Sources of
Changes...
Innovation as a Mindset and Corporate Strategy...
Forming the Business Audit...
Managing Radical Changes:
The Tasks of CEO...
Innovation and Kaizen Continuous
Improvement Strategy...
Case Study
Relentless Approach to Innovation in the Silicon Valley...
Case Study
Charles Schwab...
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GE...
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Bunsha...
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Thermo
Electron...
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Corning...
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Google...
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