How to Encourage Employees to Speak Up When They See Wrongdoing HBR.org / Traditional compliance tools aren’t enough. Behavioral science can help.
Cui bono? Idea to Value / It is a Latin phrase which means “to whom is there a benefit?” Always ask this question honestly and without bias when you are listening to advice about a new idea, innovation proposal or service offering. Because in most cases, people proposing something to you will almost always suggest something which would benefit them. Did your advertising agency suggest it is time for a brand refresh after…
The Coolest Products I Found at CES 2020 InventHelp Blog / If you’ve been lucky enough to attend the Consumer Electronics Show, or CES, you know how remarkable and massive the show truly is. Every year, hundreds of thousands of attendees flock to Las Vegas, Nevada to see what the biggest names in tech have to show off for the new year. Samsung, Microsoft, Mercedes, and many more were there displaying their latest innovations. While trekking through the…
Learned Helplessness in creativity Idea to Value / How is it possible for a human to control a fully-grown, 6 tonne elephant with only a piece of string? And how does this relate to people feeling like there is no point in doing anything with their idea, or thinking that they aren’t even creative? It all has to do with a psychological condition known as learned helplessness . This is the condition where is someone (human or also animal) is put…
Are Your Diversity Efforts Othering Underrepresented Groups? HBR.org / The way you talk about inclusion could end up excluding people.
Why Is It So Hard to Become a Data-Driven Company? HBR.org / A survey of Fortune 1000 executives sheds light on the cultural barriers to change.
Podcast S5E101: Eric Quint – Scaling creativity and design in large businesses Idea to Value / In today’s episode of the Idea to Value podcast, we speak with Design expert Eric Quint. As a former Chief Brand and Design Officer at 3M and Head of Design Management and Consulting at Royal Philips, Eric has extensive experience in understanding what it takes to get design embedded within large businesses. We speak about the way innovation is approached at 3M and Philips, how this has changed…
A Brilliant Spin on Scamming The Heart of Innovation /
Online Platforms Have Become Chaos Machines. Can We Rein Them In?3KHBR.org / 3dAn interview with MIT Sloan’s Sinan Aral about the GameStop frenzy — and where we go from here.
When to Switch Strategy in a Crisis HBR.org / Researchers ran 60 billion simulations to identify when the risk pays off.
A Better Way to Measure GDP HBR.org / Why do we measure the health of our economy according to a metric that says so little about our actual well-being?
Reimagining the Balanced Scorecard for the ESG Era HBR.org / An update to one of the most successful management tools of all time.
How to Find Meaning When Your Job Feels Meaningless HBR.org / Seven tips to help you rekindle your purpose and perspective.
WFH Doesn’t Have to Dilute Your Corporate Culture HBR.org / How IBM, Alibaba, Slack, and others are adapting for a remote-first or hybrid future.
The Secret to Building Resilience HBR.org / It’s a team sport.
Bringing DARPA’s Innovation to Health HBR.org / The U.S. military’s approach to developing emerging technologies is famous for cutting edge innovation. Can the same model work for healthcare?
El primer paso para explorar nuevos modelos de negocio Innolandia / Un dato sólo el 4% de las empresas innovadoras apuesta por explorar nuevos modelos de negocio Cuando debería ser obligatorio Si trabajas en serio en innovación, claro No apto para el teatro de la innovación. Porque esto va más allá de post-its y canvas Va de hacer preguntas complejas Que no tienen una respuesta única Sino que cada organización debería encontrar la suya. Y explorar de forma ágil…
Survivorship bias Idea to Value / is one of the most common selection biases, and can be extremely detrimental when assessing whether a new idea or innovation will work. Survivorship bias is the tendency for humans to be aware of an focus on thins (be it people or products) which made it past some selection process, and not pay attention to the other examples which did not make it through. Essentially, survivorship bias says…
Nick Skillicorn awarded as Creativity & Innovation Development Coach of the Year (Europe) Idea to Value / I’m proud to find out that I have recently been honoured as the Creativity & Innovation Development Coach of the Year (Europe) 2020 by Corporate Vision in their Corporate Coaching and Recruitment awards . This was a very pleasant and unexpected surprise. Thank you to everyone at Corporate Vision. I will strive to continue delivering the best Creativity and Innovation development insights for the…
What Local Government Can Do with Crowdsourced Innovation InnovationManagement / If you look up Westminster, Colorado, you’ll find a university that looks like a castle, a bell tower intentionally made to look like Big Ben, and pictures of smart and cozy suburban homes sitting at the feet of the Rocky Mountains. The post appeared first on InnovationManagement .