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I recently consulted for a company that had achieved remarkable success through thoughtful incremental innovation. By steadily growing market share, improving profitability, and building a loyal customer base, they established a profitable and growing business. Their approach was simple yet powerful: deliver differentiated products that were highly valued by customers, consistently optimize efficiency, and gradually expand their market presence. This

In the world of business, cash is king—or so the adage goes. But for many leaders, an influx of capital – whether through loans or equity injections – doesn’t improve or save their company, rather it accelerates their demise. When you’re tired of the time and effort of being scrappy, spending money becomes the easiest, fastest and simplest solution to

When it comes to innovation, most tools, processes and frameworks are prescriptive. They promise, in essence, if you’d just do it right, you’ll always be successful. Somehow despite this, 75% of companies still report that their innovation efforts are not meeting their expectations, 60% of product launches continue to fail and 50% of innovation projects are abandoned. 

Having studied at

AI Will Transform Innovation

There is no doubt that AI will transform how innovators work, collaborate, and innovate. It will shape innovation itself both in terms of what is created and how it is practiced. AI is creating transformative opportunities for innovation leaders who must adapt quickly or risk being left behind.

AI’s Impact

Innovation leaders will be impacted by

Leaders Face Problems Every Day

Leaders are constantly faced with the need to initiate change from addressing small daily issues to capturing major strategic opportunities. They know the consequences of failing to make changes eventually compound – creating bigger problems down the road. Yet, many leaders will go to great lengths to avoid changing how things have been done before

Daily routine meetings are often seen as a time sink with little to no value and can be one of the most disliked aspects of running a business. However, they may also be the most critical system for moving quickly, identifying and solving issues, and improving alignment between the company’s strategic goals and day-to-day activities.

Routines, especially daily scrums or

Speed is often touted as a critical factor for success, with businesses of all sizes striving to move swiftly to capitalize on opportunities, stay ahead of the competition and save money. However, there’s a crucial nuance to this need for speed: it’s not just about moving fast; it’s about moving fast in the right direction. Here lies the distinction between