So, you’ve defined your user needs and you've turned them into feature and product ideas. But now you’re struggling to prioritize which to develop — we get that. Read More

Let’s set the scene. You’ve spent the past few weeks chatting with users, doing market research and identifying potential needs. You’ve got sticky notes from floor to ceiling and documents upon documents of notes detailing pain points, problems and goals. Read More

In 2012, Google announced Google Glass, its futuristic voice- and motion-controlled smart glasses that display information directly in its user’s field of vision when they need it. With this product, they’d hoped to create the next revolutionary hardware platform. But when the product was released... Read More

We’ve talked recently about InnovationOps in this space: a flexible yet structured approach to innovation that guides an organization through its unique innovation journey. InnovationOps brings together the people and processes related to discovery, product management, project management and... Read More

Great product discovery is key to delivering products that people love to use. This is because the more effective your discovery, the more successfully you can solve customer problems and design solutions that meet their needs. And when you do this well, your products will resonate with end users.... Read More

Without accurately measuring your performance, you’re likely to end up wasting valuable resources – and your project is much more likely to fail. Here’s how to measure innovation the right way… Read More

Your innovation strategy is aligned with your business goals and you’ve cultivated your ‘best ideas’. So what happens next? Read More

Innovation starts with an idea. Here’s how to find your best ideas – and what to do once you’ve found them. Read More

There are many similarities between the world of sport and the world of business – including when it comes to innovation. Here, the sports performance consultant shares his thoughts and experience. Read More

For companies in B2B product development, where should innovation originate? There’s only one correct answer: your customers. Read More