Everyone has their own preferred way to get around websites. I can't satisfy everyone. But I can point out what's where:
Site organization
Many ways to get around
You can
- see all topics
- access topics individually by their tag (linked below)
- on desktops, see my most recent writing for top-level topics via the topic index (left side of homepage)
Each post's title also starts with a clarifier of what it is (e.g., "[Case study] ...").
Overall organizing structure
Most posts are simply on the home page.
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But wait, there's more:
There is also special, secret sections of posts that you won't find on the home page (hidden, shhhh!).
In those sections, I discuss how to apply the ideas of Credible Innovation in specific settings:
- If you need to deliver business operations even amid great change and chaos, check out the section on "Sane Ops".
- If you are an executive who has been frustrated by the broken productivity promises of all the AI and other new-fangled tech, read on at "Next-Gen Exec". There, I try out and recommend non-stupid automation for tech-curious executives.
These topics are just a bit too different to mix them in among the other posts. And so they have their own place.
In the future, Sane Ops and Next-Gen Exec might have their own blogs. For now, they're just their own sections here.
On to my regular posts.
There is also special, secret sections of posts that you won't find on the home page (hidden, shhhh!).
In those sections, I discuss how to apply the ideas of Credible Innovation in specific settings:
- If you need to deliver business operations even amid great change and chaos, check out the section on "Sane Ops".
- If you are an executive who has been frustrated by the broken productivity promises of all the AI and other new-fangled tech, read on at "Next-Gen Exec". There, I try out and recommend non-stupid automation for tech-curious executives.
These topics are just a bit too different to mix them in among the other posts. And so they have their own place.
In the future, Sane Ops and Next-Gen Exec might have their own blogs. For now, they're just their own sections here.
On to my regular posts.
Here is how I organized my regular Credible Innovation posts.
- Method (orange tags) – The Credible Innovation framework and related explanations
- Framework – The core logic that forms the spine of Credible Innovation
- Blog & essays – Commentary on the method and its nuances
- Examples – How the method shows up in the real world, e.g., in case studies
- Discussion – Open questions for your input and conversations with other nerds
- Book – To come. Hold tight
- Tools (magenta tags) – Practical frameworks, templates, and how-to guides
- For doers – Templates, how-to-guides, and more for use in venture creation work
- For leaders – Guiding rules and (over time) more sophisticated ways to lead innovation teams and manage portfolios
- For startups – Tools for applying the concepts of Credible Innovation in startup settings
- News (grey tags) – The latest, as I track it. Timely content, obviously. Collected from whenever I find news related to Credible Innovation
- Resources (blue tags) – References, recommendations, and tips
- Kit (black tags) – To come. Hold tight
Intro to Credible Innovation
New here? I wrote an overview that gives you a quick view of the Credible Innovation method itself and an argument for why it matters.
Author's background
A bit more about Steffen.
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