DO IT RIGHT & GET IT DONE
DO IT RIGHT & GET IT DONE is Organizing4Innovation’s tagline. It certainly is not meant to say that you have been doing […]
Tag: Innovation drivers
Big bold plans
Are you a leader with big bold plans for your organization or team, but are you not entirely sure how to make […]
3 Biggest Mistakes and the 3 Secrets of Success
Recently, for the Lex Mundi T4 Challenge, I gave a presentation in which I shared the 3 biggest mistakes and the 3 […]
The right project at the right time
While COVID19 has made life challenging for millions of people, it also offers many new opportunities. How do you know yours is […]
Is COVID19 the time to innovate?
Is COVID19 the best time to innovate? I would love to answer that with a resounding ‘yes’, but looking at previous research […]
How to incentivize innovation
Every organization aspires to innovate. Or at least wants to reap the benefits: clients that come to you for your unique solutions, […]
Book review: The innovation biome
In his book The Innovation Biome, Dr Kumar Mehta sets out to debunk the myth that innovation is about the (1) Next, […]
Impactful innovations start simple & small
When we think about innovation, we often think about iPads, Tesla cars, SpaceX rockets, Uber, new pharmaceuticals, and other big and fancy […]
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 […]
The Data Does Not Work
Recently prof. Antoinette de Bont became full professor at the Erasmus University in the Netherlands. Part of the Dutch tradition is to […]
The Gap
There is a rapidly widening gap between what is technologically possible and how professionals practice their profession. This gap exists, because for […]
Building New Service Development Capabilities for the Fourth Industrial Revolution
According to the World Economic Forum, the Fourth Industrial Revolution is happening right now. Steam engines, electricity, and information technology revolutionized industries, yet not the professional services. Now cyber connectivity is causing a fourth revolution, driven by artificial intelligence and connectivity. Connectivity between and among people, organizations, and things, is driving this fourth revolution. Does your organization have the capabilities to deal with the impact of this fourth industrial revolution?