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How to Succeed in Social Innovation

Thursday, July 12th, 2012in Social Innovation, by / 0 Comments

The Promise Technical organizations are looking for ways to share ideas and innovate across layers and across projects and they have found that the creation of social innovation communities can be very effective.  However best in class technology platforms, top executive sponsorship, and budget are necessary but not sufficient to guarantee a vibrant community.  Why, [...]

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Why Social Innovation Is Not What You Think It Is

Wednesday, July 4th, 2012in Social Innovation, by / 0 Comments

Almost all organizations are intrigued by the possibility of Social Innovation to increase the volume of new product ideas, come up with the next blockbuster, or to tap the minds of the customer to find new products and services that address their core needs.  However, there is another benefit of Social Innovation that most of [...]

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Innovating Products by Breakthrough Iteration

Saturday, May 26th, 2012in Innovation, Process, Product Creation, Tools, by / 0 Comments

Summary Our goal in brainstorming product concepts is to see if we might be able to improve on a baseline product concept (if one exists) and at the same time de-risk them.  When you brainstorm, ensure that you include team members with the domain knowledge relating to the top requirements.  Often teams just include the [...]

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Applying Social Communities to Product Innovation: Social Innovation Readiness Scorecard

Wednesday, January 25th, 2012in Blog, Book, Innovation, Social Innovation, TCGen, Uncategorized, by / 0 Comments

What Is the Tool? Social Innovation Readiness Scorecard The Social Innovation Readiness Scorecard is a decision-making tool that provides executives and teams with an objective view of their organizations’ capability to successfully implement social solutions to drive product innovation. The scorecard helps you determine whether or not the team is best prepared to launch a [...]

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