Fail Fast

Fail fast encourages rapid experimentation to test hypotheses, quickly discard unsuccessful paths, and pivot to successive iterations.

More Innovation Glossaries

Storytelling

Storytelling is the art of sharing a message in an engaging way, using narratives, emotions, and characters.

Due Diligence

Due Diligence: A thorough assessment of a business or asset pre-transaction to evaluate risks and opportunities.

Implementation

Implementation

Implementation is the process of putting an idea or plan into action, the transformation of innovative ideas into actions.

Top Fail Fast Resources

Crack The Code To Your Greatest Ideas

Crack The Code To Your Greatest Ideas

Learn from "Jim" on how to spark creativity and generate breakthrough ideas by not giving into imposter syndrome, embracing failure, and building on old ideas.

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Creative Success - A 7 Lesson Guide to Creating by Jessica James

Creative Success - A 7 Lesson Guide to Creating by Jessica James

Seven lessons for creative success include taking notes, reading all the time, focusing on fixing problems, staying organized, doing things you hate, consulting others, and embracing failure.

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Fail Fast and Cheap: Right or Wrong Approach? | Corporate Lab

Fail Fast and Cheap: Right or Wrong Approach? | Corporate Lab

The fail fast and cheap approach is popular among entrepreneurs, but it can lead to delivering half-baked products. However, failing fast and cheap can be a good idea if there is a correct strategy in place and a budget dedicated to innovation efforts.

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Innovators, How Do You Find Your Next Problem to Solve?

Innovators, How Do You Find Your Next Problem to Solve?

Learn how to find potential business owners who might want innovation teams' help and bring them along in the innovation process from this infographic.

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Is Your Social Media Intern Ready for Corporate Tweeting - 7 Questions to Find Out

Is Your Social Media Intern Ready for Corporate Tweeting - 7 Questions to Find Out

When considering who should handle corporate social media accounts, it is important to look beyond age and assess emotional intelligence and brand advocacy skills. The Brainzooming Group recommends an "Is Your Corporate Tweeter Ready?" test to evaluate potential candidates.

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It’s OK to Fail – Embrace Failure as Part of your Innovation Strategy

It’s OK to Fail – Embrace Failure as Part of your Innovation Strategy

Failures are a valuable tool for growth in business innovation, as they help to identify mistakes and provide opportunities for improvement.

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An image of two contrasting silhouettes, one resembling an antique box and the other a sleek touchscreen interface, connected by a smooth gradient, symbolizing transformation and modernization.

Traditional vs. Online Suggestion Boxes: An Honest Comparison

Comparing traditional vs. online suggestion boxes for employee suggestion programs.

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What Has Social Media Done for Me? Plenty

What Has Social Media Done for Me? Plenty

Brainzooming's strategic use of social media has brought numerous opportunities and connections, expanding its reach.

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