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I have enjoyed putting together a content series this month that I am calling Keep an "I" on Innovation! Each week I have shared a post with our teams about how to connect Innovation to their daily work, focusing on a new "I" term each time! Through stories, insights and strategies, we have explored how to grow our Innovation mindsets! One highlight was sitting down with our CEO for a conversation about all things Innovation at Big Ideas Learning! What is an "I" term that you connect to Innovation? I will go first: "Inquisitive", because it reminds me to be curious and ask intentional questions! #Innovation #Innovationstrategy #InnovationLeadership

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💥 "From Experimentation to Breakthrough: The Innovation Journey" What separates the ordinary from the extraordinary? The courage to experiment. Behind every groundbreaking innovation is a series of "what ifs" that dared to be explored. I'm talking about those game-changing ideas that redefine industries. This week we discussed a lot about multi modality. As it doesn’t seem to be obvious platform use cases right from the beginning, I have the feeling we are into something here 😉 What’s your approach to fast experiments these days? When do you keep it internal and when are you ready to go out to customers? Let's dive into how fostering a culture of experimentation leads to those awe-inspiring breakthroughs. #InnovationJourney #BreakthroughIdeas #AIExperimentation

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Should every "implementation of creative ideas that have value" [Vaughan Broderick 🦆🌳] be considered an innovation? Maybe not. Here's why ... - Crafting a fancy wedding 🎂cake certainly has great value. Is it innovation? - A great (or not so great) piece of 🖼️art. Is it innovation? - Shipping B2B machine tools in more lovely 🎨colors. Is it innovation? On a personal level, it won't hurt to call those examples innovation. In an organizational context, this might be more confusing than helpful. Every organization must find their own definition of innovation: For some, innovation is only, what the world has not seen before in any industry. Other organizations are more humble and already feel very innovative if they achieve what other industries have achieved decades ago. Knowing what we really talk about is key in getting everyone on the same page on a task as complex and as risky as innovation. That's my 2cents :-) Handing back to Vaughan Broderick 🦆🌳, Nick Himowicz, Lucy Patterson, Benoit Tremblay Cormier, Dr. Nadya Zhexembayeva, J.D. Meier, Søren Salomo, Prof.Dr.-Ing.Claudia Hentschel VDI, Dr. Udo Erdmann, Hans Georg Gemünden #innovation #designthinking #business #creativity

🚀 Ignite your curiosity with a journey into 'Why Start with Why Not?' 🔍💡 Explore the untold stories behind innovation and motivation. 🌟 Ready to be part of the conversation? Visit our website and read our blog. Share your thoughts! 💬 Let's unravel the 'why' together! "Fact is, there isn’t a single barrier that anyone has ever thrown out there as a why not that someone, somewhere hasn’t overcome to create a more powerful learning environment for the students they serve." #ModernLearners #ModernLearnersCommunity

I have a lot of conversations about how academia and industry differ, but there is something that I view as a huge equalizer between both industries: Experimentation. Regardless of the sector in which it is conducted, experimentation, if done correctly, is not only deeply scientific but can also be one of the best ways to make fast, data-driven business decisions. By taking a few "scientific" skills and methodologies, such as crafting a clear hypothesis, defining success and failure metrics, and removing unnecessary variables, businesses of all sizes can foster innovation and informed decision-making. Embrace the process of testing and iteration—it's the pathway to meaningful progress in any business endeavor. #Experimentation #Innovation #BusinessGrowth

Thank you for sharing this comprehensive work! It synthesizes so many emerging perspectives and has some very practical canvases to keep a team focused on what matters for both a short and long journey of continuous innovative change! #systemsinnovation #organizationalinnovation

If you are interested in applying systems approaches (in your companies, projects or multi-lateral initiatives) to navigate your organisational change towards sustainable futures, I recommend you follow the work of the Griffith Centre for Systems Innovation in Australia. There are three things I find impressive in their work (and that I'm trying to apply also in our Chaire COAST | Montpellier Business School research, teaching and societal engagement): 1. Strongly grounded in place, but generalisable. The systems tools they share (in terms of language and paradigms) stem from the local wisdom of engaging with actors and communities. However, with slight adaptation and appropriate facilitation, Griffith's tools are also very helpful in a variety of other sectoral and cultural contexts, in my experience. 2. Aware of systems theory, but designed for practitioners. I know plenty of consultants, brokers and applied researchers that either design systems tools for practitioners without taking the time to immerse into theory; and researchers that understand systems theories but do not dare to design for societal actors (and, alas, they achieve limited engagement or, perhaps worse, generate a subtle confusion and aversion for systems thinking in their audience). The Griffith's tools I've applied so far, instead, they are very grounded on theory *and* meant to convey energy for action. 3. Focused on action, but taking the time for communication. The visuals shared by Griffith Center are just beautiful and self-explanatory, in my view. That immensely helps to make their tools travel across sectors and continents. I'm surprised of how they manage to combine the time to developing and applying these tools in the field with the time to codify their wisdom, making their knowledge explicit, and translating it into impactful visuals. 👉 If you seek for a good balance between embracing systems approaches without getting lost in its jargon, then the tools that this Griffith Center proposes are incredibly helpful. P.S. I had no chance to meet in person with the Griffith Center yet, nor I have any work relationship with them - my reflections just stem from observing their tools as a follower of their page. #systemsthinking #systems #mapping #systemschange

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