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
- 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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