It’s a war out there! Consumer goods companies and retailers face increasing pressure differentiate their customer experiences whilst creating a seamless presence across all retail channels – store, web, mobile, phone, etc. But what is the key to success?
For many of today’s start-ups these capabilities such as the ability to [...]
The Diary of a lean start-up series is a new series of posts from guest writer Jeremy Hollow. Jeremy has taken taken the plunge from corporate leader to startup entrepreneur. He’s fighting on the front lines of innovation, developing a new business service the lean way. This is his story.
I’d always thought [...]
Ah-ha! So you thought this was another list of predictions for 2012? Not so Watson. This is in fact a list of
lists of trends. The daddy of lists. El listo. Papa list. Sir Listy McListy.
Yeparooney friends, the 10 best pages of 2012 predictions right here. The focus here is mostly on [...]
At the heart of a good entrepreneur is the ability of inspire and convince others of your ideas. To create a following around your cause, idea of brand you have to appeal to people’s higher sense of being. Creating an emotional resonance through the organisation will both grab attention and connect with people at a much [...]
So you’ve got an idea. You want to convince others of it, get them to buy into it. Get them to sponsor your proposal and give you some investment. That’s not easy. Changing the minds of others is a skill and an art. But it can be learned. Oh yes Daniel San, it can be [...]
Steve Bonadio of Innocentive talks about the benefits of Challenge Driven Innovation (CDI) to speed up innovation cycles, harness crowdsourcing principles and drive out the cost of internal innovation. Check out How to Accelerate Innovation through Challenge Driven Innovation | InnovationManagement.
In June 2011 The Economist teamed up with Innocentive to harness [...]
