Innovation Cycles

Innovation Cycles: Iterative phases of ideation, development, and implementation leading to continuous improvement of products/services.

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Hybrid Model

A Hybrid Model combines various elements from different methods or systems to leverage diverse strengths and adaptability in a business context.

Intentional

Intentional: Deliberate actions aimed at achieving specific innovative outcomes.

Influence

Influence: The capacity to affect others' behavior, development, or decision-making.

Top Innovation Cycles Resources

Five Insights of Breakthrough Innovation

Five Insights of Breakthrough Innovation

Breakthrough innovation requires developing the capability to execute it successfully, capturing rising trends, and applying nonlinear thinking. Responding to true human need and fostering innovation culture will create significant opportunities for businesses.

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Internal Innovation Requires Patience and Persistence

Internal Innovation Requires Patience and Persistence

Internal innovation programs may not deliver scalable ventures, but they are important for changing the organization. Five corporate innovators share approaches to making such programs successful.

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Making Innovation More of a Science And Less of an Art

Making Innovation More of a Science And Less of an Art

Innovation professionals are striving to turn the practice of innovation into more of a science than an art. Innova-Con 4 is a conference promoting this scientific approach to innovation.

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The Seven Essential Characteristics of Innovative Companies

Innovation is not just about having an initiative, it requires a set of key characteristics. Check out the seven essential traits of an innovative company.

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