Five inspiring examples of successful intrapreneurship
When talking about innovations, we often remember the entrepreneurs behind large companies across the globe. Think about Apple’s Steve Jobs or Richard Branson, who founded…
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Six corporate habits that kill innovation
Photo by Manan Chhabra on Unsplash Your company’s culture is an undeniable driver of your company’s innovation engine. It’s what moves you to action. It…
Four Habits To Drive Corporate Innovation
Photo by Lindsay Henwood on Unsplash If corporates can build innovation habits amongst their people, continuous improvement and innovation become much more accessible. For this, companies need to…
Showing acts of piracy without getting discharged from the Navy
Innovative behavior in a conservatively managed corporate Steve Jobs once said that “It’s more fun to be a pirate than to join the navy”. With…
Celebrating 10 years in Idea & Innovation Management
This week, 10 years ago, we launched Spark at UPC Netherlands. Little did I know this would completely transform my life. Spark was launched as…
10 Rules of Innovation Management – Part 5: Evaluation and Recognition
This is the fifth and final part of the broader series on the “10 Rules of Innovation Management,” which has been brimming with best practices…
10 Rules of Innovation Management – Part 4: Communication and Transparency
This is the fourth part of the broader series on “The 10 Rules of Innovation Management.” In five publications, I share 10 best practices that…
10 Rules of Innovation Management – Part 3: Seeding and Advocates
RULE 5: SEED YOUR CAMPAIGNS TO PUSH ENGAGEMENT AND QUALITY “Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once he…
10 Rules of Innovation Management – Part 2: Targeted Campaigns
Welcome back to the 10 Rules of Innovation Management series! This series shares the 10 best practices you need to manage your online collaborative innovation…
10 Rules of Innovation Management – Part 1: Alignment, Management Support, and Sponsorship
“It ought to be remembered that there is nothing more difficult to take in hand, more perilous to conduct, or more uncertain in its success…
Collaborative Innovation – Hamburger Style
Often I read articles or books about top-down vs. bottom-up innovation and why one approach would be better than the other. After spending more than…
