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Incremental change doesn’t disrupt an industry; radical change does," they note. Growth in health care spending in the United States has slowed considerably since 2009. Is there something companies in your industry do that's just as stupid? Identify these types of practices, and wipe them out.". CONTRARY TO POPULAR BELIEF.
According to Steve Coley (2009) the innovation work can be divided into three parallel Horizons , each one representing an S-Curve. H3 is the explorative style: needs are investigated on a deeper level and new technology used to disrupt. processes) and externally (e.g. value proposition).
According to Steve Coley (2009) the innovation work can be divided into three parallel Horizons , each one representing an S-Curve. H3 is the explorative style: needs are investigated on a deeper level and new technology used to disrupt. processes) and externally (e.g. value proposition).
The second strategic direction is to apply the so called three horizon model for innovation governance (McKinsey, McKinsey Quarterly report, 2009) in multiple and parallel time perspectives (figure 2). ( Strategy + Business, Global Innovation1000, 2014, Proven paths to innovation success: Exhibit 2. ).
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