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You need a why and a how, not a what, for innovation

Jeffrey Phillips

For innovation to thrive, having the "why" - a clear strategy that indicates what innovation should do, how it impacts the business, a way of thinking about the future competitive conditions and putting in place the factors to succeed - is vital. Also, ensure you communicate it effectively and people understand what the strategy means.

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Top 10 Product Development and Innovation Management Predictions for 2024

Planview

Trend #5: An Amplified Voice of the Customer In 2024, one of the most significant trends we’re predicting in product development will be the heightened amplification of the voice of the customer (VoC), leveraging AI, machine learning, and crowdsourcing to deliver enhanced customer and user experiences along with more personalized products.

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Gartner Research Insights: 5 Innovation Hacks to Boost your Digital Return

Qmarkets

CROWDSOURCING. The CIO's interviewed by Garther say that you can start testing out the crowdsourcing technique internally with a few non-essential ideas. By buying out the competition, they eliminate this threat. The survey presented five key innovation practices which delivered the highest improvements in performance.

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Gartner Research Insights: 5 Innovation Hacks to Boost your Digital Return

Qmarkets

CROWDSOURCING. The CIO's interviewed by Garther say that you can start testing out the crowdsourcing technique internally with a few non-essential ideas. By buying out the competition, they eliminate this threat. The survey presented five key innovation practices which delivered the highest improvements in performance.

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What the Best Nonprofits Know About Strategy

Harvard Business Review

After years of working in tech startups, which strive to transform underdog status into competitive advantage, I dove into the nonprofit world. Founded by experienced nonprofit entrepreneur Nancy Lublin, the organization designed its product strategy around a squad of unpaid counselors who volunteer 200+ hours a year to the service.

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A Short Guide to Strategy for Entrepreneurs

Harvard Business Review

It sometimes appears that the traditional rules of business are being upended by today’s mega-trends of multisided platforms, big data, machine learning and AI, crowdsourcing, the internet of things (IoT), and more. But they have certainly not repealed the timeless rules of strategy. Where is it at parity? Where is it worse?