Looking ahead into 2011 where do we see ourselves?
I have dedicated much of my thinking to what I perceive is happening in the landscape around me. Ideas of innovation seem to meet me …
System rationalization and legacy migration is an impossible mission in banking, where is the silver lining?
If you have a business process that has been developed over many years, the people using the process and the people defining the process all …
Pondering formal structure in business
The formal structure, in the business innovation sense and at its most basic level, pertains to the formal systems of hierarchy set in place within …
The tyranny of change and telling fortunes
I’ve had some push-back on my views about socially driven innovations and that in turn means a push back on open innovation. When “The Process …
Towards a more socially integrated innovation process
Innovation processes come in various forms and shapes, but there is an overriding view that open innovation based approaches have simplified the concept. In some …
Towards a metaphor for innovation
Being in a position where I’m fortunate enough to work with students who are interested in studying the subject of innovation; metaphors are used to …
Towards the new basics
Crowdsourcing is going through the paces when you get auditing firms 😉 discussing the merit of such a phenomena. Look at this entry by PwC. …
Open innovation orientation
Stefan Lindegaard is working on his new book on Open Innovation. He has his first chapter available for download to get a taste of his …
A collective re-design is imminent
The world is upbeat about the changes in economic activity. Consumers, customer, patients, guests and clients are all spending more than recently (well, a few …
Some ramblings on crowdsourcing
Two more examples of crowdsourcing approaches. I’ve spoken quite a bit about innovation related communities and ecologies over the last months. One component that is …
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