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Questions:
Q1: Innovation is the best differentiation?
Q2: Innovation is an accidental or coincidental matter?
Q3: There is a systematic way for on-purpose Innovation?
History of modern business proofs that there was always a genuine
new idea (or ideas) behind breakthroughs achieved by most successful
organizations. Their innovation culture was and still the
strongest factor behind their long survival. Leaders and Executives
need to put some seeds of innovation in 2009 as the year of
innovation to get substantially differentiated from competition.
Innovation is not only for big names like Apple, 3M, Shell,
Blackberry or Southwest Airline. We hear about those big names only
because their size or name is big; yet much innovation happens in other
smaller organizations and results shows in the huge jumps
they make compared to others. World is no more witnessing successful experiences
counting on luck or old momentum.
The survivals are those who have a genuine new product, service or
business model. To find the “genuine new” idea you need to develop
the inside atmosphere that will allow ideas to freely flow and get out of
the heads of everybody in your organization. Taking care of those
ideas and doing the necessary effort to bring some value out of the
best ideas is what we call Innovation. Ideas worth nothing if we
can’t bring some value out of them.
Modern Executives take Innovation a priority and they take it
scientifically using tested methodologies by experts in the field
who know how to pave the road for intentional on-purpose innovation.