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Does size matter? Building your innovation community

May 11, 2017
A question our customers often ask is ‘how many contributors do I need on my innovation team to make it successful?’ The short and infuriating answer, of course, is ‘it depends’. We'd rather be slightly more helpful than that on this blog, so we've outlined some of the factors our consultants... Read More

Innovation Conversations - Michelle Hawkins, Virgin Care

April 04, 2017
This was a great conversation — I met Michelle by chance at an event hosted by the lovely people at Boundless (ask them about their Discovery sessions, they’re brilliant), and got talking about innovation straight away. I love the story of how Michelle came to her current role with Virgin Care, and... Read More

Innovation Conversations - Simon Jones, Head of Innovation, Team Sky

February 20, 2017
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Why Marlon Brando is a clue to workplace creativity

December 15, 2016
I’ve been interviewing innovation professionals over the last few months for a series of articles I’m calling ‘Innovation Conversations’, and one thing they all agree on is that anyone can be a creative thinker. It doesn’t matter how old you are, what job you do, or whether you’re an extrovert or... Read More

Exponential growth, exponential thinking

July 29, 2016
This week, a piece on HBR caught our eye - How to Create an Exponential Mindset. Some of you may have read the Ismail, Malone and van Geest book on Exponential Organisations that came out in 2014. If you haven’t, this TechCrunch article is a useful summary: essentially, exponential organisations... Read More

The 7 ingredients of creativity

March 24, 2016
I came across a beautiful video this week on the Royal Society of Arts’ website about the seven ingredients of creativity.The author, Cedric Villani, is a French mathematician who won the Fields medal in 2010, and the video is a lovely short piece of animation. It’s really easy to think that... Read More

Generating ideas with the rule of three

March 04, 2016
Self-confessed start-up nerd and Coach.me founder Tony Stubblebine posted on Medium recently about his rule of three for generating ideas.According to Tony: “one idea is a bad idea…two ideas is an argument…three ideas is a brainstorm” We love this post - Tony explains in a really engaging way why... Read More

The benefits of open innovation

January 26, 2016
If you're in need of new, big innovation or funding to get your ideas off the ground, open innovation has great benefits for you. What if the next big idea in your industry is not in one of your employees’ heads, but in someone else’s? Maybe a small start-up, in a back bedroom somewhere, has the... Read More

The Future Is Crowdsourcing

January 12, 2016
This article was first published in the July/August 2014 international edition of Accounting and Business magazine, and is reproduced here with the kind permission of the editor. Read More
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