Now that the year comes to an end, we have good news and bad news. Let’s start with the bad news: Arthur D. Little’s Innovation Excellence Survey found a growing number of companies realise that they have failed to make innovation everyone’s business. And this is costing them dearly.
TIP: The innovation keystone you may be missing
When launching your innovation management effort, you must find a way to communicate that the initiative is bigger than just a simple project. We’re talking about the opportunity to define the company’s future. The opportunity to out-differentiate your competition and, more importantly, to write history together.
TIP: What are you neglecting in your innovation initiative?
You’ve taken all of our advice and built a robust innovation management engine that will – over time – bring differentiation and engagement to your organisation.