Lean Startup Certification: Why It's Inevitable and How to Do It Right
Lean startup certification is already happening — mostly badly. Here's what real certification should look like and why experience beats attendance.
206 articles on innovation, lean startup, and entrepreneurship
Lean startup certification is already happening — mostly badly. Here's what real certification should look like and why experience beats attendance.
Innovation accounting predicts future value when ROI is still zero. Learn how it drives decisions across projects, strategy, and capabilities.
Misalignment between corporate strategy and innovation strategy stems from a philosophical clash over control vs inevitability. Here's how to fix it.
Innovation strategy goes beyond "where to play, how to win." Learn to find hidden markets, time your launch, and exploit the rules others treat as fixed.
We accidentally spammed our subscribers and found unexpected benefits. Learn our 3-step mistake recovery process: STOP, fix it, find the root cause.
Startups are poker, not chess. Learn how to gather market intelligence, pivot your business model, and avoid going all-in on untested assumptions.
Innovation boards should measure their own decisions, not just ROI. Track strategic alignment, complete decisions, and retrospectives.
Growth boards fund innovation like VCs but ignore a hidden investor: the middle manager losing resources. Here's how to align incentives and unblock work.
Learn how to calculate opportunity cost for innovation using Revenue per Employee. Understand the true cost of assigning team members to new projects.
Learn the five levels of innovation metrics—individuals, teams, projects, portfolios, and ecosystems—and how to apply the right measurements at each stage.
A carbon-neutral economy is inevitable. Without an environmental innovation strategy, America risks becoming the next Blockbuster while competitors lead.
Learn how to properly fill out a 2x2 risk prioritization matrix using relative axes, fast placement, and deprioritization to find your one top priority.