There is no shortage of articles and books written about innovation. After leadership it is one of the contemporary topics in business. To help you come up to speed with innovation we have pulled together a selection of articles from Deloitte and others that we think will quickly get you up to speed.
Innovation is shifting from “eureka” to an institutional discipline
Emerging technology is a continuing source of potential for innovation in business, and the CIO is the executive to deliver on that opportunity. Sounds great. But how?
There is nothing easy about creating an innovative business and it gets harder as an organisation gets larger and mired in the processes and policies that guide how it operates.
Deloitte Center for the Edge leaders John Hagel and John Seely Brown author The Big Shift, a prestigious blog for Harvard Business Publishing, and explore how institutions can benefit by fostering the emergence of creation spaces and collaboration curves. (Harvard Business Publishing blog)
Creating and successfully commercializing innovations is tough. But does success lie in following a systematic process – or does it spring from experience-based intuition?
According to a recent survey, CEOs believe that innovation and creativity are essential to businesses growth, evolution and competitive differentiation. 9 Organizations give top priority to developing new products and services, improving operational processes, enhancing customer experience, differentiating their image and reputation through branding and attracting and retaining the best talent. All these things share one common theme: innovation.
As gamers grapple with an ever-changing, ever uncertain in-game environment, they are pioneering new technologies that may prove highly relevant to the business world. Deloitte LLP’s Center for the Edge point-of-view uncovers the collaboration curve in online gaming and discusses the new era of scalable learning and performance.