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[Open question] Does the world need innovation teams?
A new article argues that innovation teams are mostly useless. I disagree in part. What's your take?...
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[Open question] Do you actually need to innovate?
We lack trustworthy signals that alert us to a need to innovate. I offer one option, but it's just a start....
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[Bonus] Change changes but not everything changes
*Bonus!* As a companion piece to my interview on SAP SIGNAVIO's "PROCESS TRANSFORMERS" podcast, a thesis for maximizing the actual impact of your transformation efforts and avoiding unproductive "change for change's sake."...