Business as unusual – create innovation options to thrive
To survive the coronavirus crisis, you must adapt to the new normal. To thrive, you will need to create new opportunities that […]
Tag: Disruptive innovation
Customer discovery versus market research
Recently, someone asked me to explain the difference between customer discovery and market research. I used Henry Ford’s famous example of “If […]
Innovation fears
CB Insights surveyed 677 corporation and released a report with interesting findings on the state of innovation in these organizations. From the report […]
Two great TED talks about the opportunities and dangers of artificial intelligence
I recently came across two amazing TED talks about the opportunities and dangers of artificial intelligence. Kasparov explains how it is to get […]
Afraid of Taxi drivers?
Are you afraid of taxi drivers? What about their dirty cabs, the lack of clarity about the price, and their often lousy […]
Healthcare disruption by tech giants and insurance companies?
On 02/10/2018 the Washington Post featured an interesting article “The tech industry thinks it is about to disrupt healthcare, don’t count on […]
Leading Brexit?
Many law firms seem to have identified Brexit as a great opportunity to deliver novel high value services. How to stand out?
Why’s it so Hard? Innovation Management in Professional Services Firms
Transforming ourselves is not particularly new. To serve our clients, we have to constantly adapt, accepting, responding to and shaping rather […]
What if your clients get disrupted?
Many industries, from banking and insurance to retail, are undergoing a fundamental redefinition. In part because digital technologies are making it possible for new entrants to disrupt established markets. When this disruption is followed by changes in regulations, many incumbents find themselves having to redefine their business. You need to ask yourself: If these changes are impacting your clients, how will they impact your future business?
Disrupted Growth
Disrupted Growth: Sometimes growth requires a detour, but that does not mean that you have to stop growing or have to leave your roots behind!
Ambidexterity
In the literal sense, ambidexterity means being left and right handed. In the management literature ambidexterity refers to the ability of an organization to excel today and be ready for whatever the future brings. Is your organization ambidextrous?
Crowdfunding in Perspective
What is crowdfunding? Is your organization, or are your your researchers and inventors, missing an important opportunity?