<b>How to implement an innovation engine in any organization</b></p><p xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">Innovation is often sought and is in high demand today. At the same time it is often misunderstood and lacks committed sponsorship. Today, most teams at the top need an innovation capability i
Innovation Scorecard : Driving Execution for Breakthrough Results
β Scribed by J DeSai
- Publisher
- Wiley & Sons Canada, Limited, John
- Year
- 2013
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 235
- Category
- Library
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β¦ Table of Contents
Content: Preface Acknowledgments Introduction The New Duality: Performance Engine and an Innovation Engine Foresight Getting Started Barriers and Risk The Game of Innovation Innovation Scorecard Driving Innovation Notes Part I: Link Innovation to Business Strategy Chapter 1: Develop a Clear Innovation Intent The Vision The Seismic Shift Mechanical Engine versus Innovation Engine Strategic Alignment for Innovation Why Innovation? Innovation Execution: Embedding Innovation Conclusion Notes Chapter 2: Assess Innovation Readiness Reasons Why Executives Want Innovation Innovation Readiness Factors of the Innovation System and Culture Leading Innovation Notes Chapter 3: Creating an Innovation Strategy Innovation Strategy Innovation Management Defining Innovation Defining Innovation Objectives and an Innovation Goal Notes Part II: Develop Innovation Playbook Chapter 4: Creating a Roadmap Innovation Playbook Notes Chapter 5: Building Momentum Momentum Momentum Framework Conclusion Note Part III: Playing the Game Chapter 6: Structuring for Innovation Components of Organizational Structure Types of Organizational Structures Planning Your Innovation Structure Four Major Types of Innovation Structures Core Innovation Team Structure Conclusion Note Chapter 7: Innovation Management Process Finding and Generating Ideas Managing the Innovation Funnel Implementing or Commercializing Ideas Innovation Scorecard Conclusion Notes Chapter 8: Building Intrapreneurs Intrapreneurship and Intrapreneurs Entrepreneurs and Intrapreneurs Conclusion Notes Chapter 9: Sourcing Radical Ideas The Path: How Ideas Travel Case Study: Energy Market Five Power-Skills to Source Uncontested Ideas Conclusion Notes Chapter 10: The One Secret about Innovation Story of Silicon Valley The One Thing Playful Independence Final Thoughts Notes About the Author Index
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