Advice to an Innovation Board: Agree to Disagree
Disagreeing on a project is a sign of a healthy Innovation Board. So is agreeing to move forward with a plan that not everyone supports.
Early Decisions Are Better Than Later
Is it better to make early decisions with partial information or late decisions with all the facts? Good innovation governance is decisive.
Hacking Procrastination
How to speed up your creative process by doing the tedious stuff in advance.
Calculating the Value of Your Innovation Team
You’re not making a complete decision about your innovation investment process unless you account for money, people, and time.
Lean Startup Certification
Lean Startup certification programs are inevitable, but they must include real-world entrepreneurial experience.
What Is Innovation Accounting?
Why innovation accounting is a useful tool for monitoring your ecosystem.
Where Corporate Strategy Meets Innovation Strategy
If your corporate strategy and innovation strategy are not aligned, you are at risk of disruption.
Innovation Strategy: Where to Explore, When to Launch, and How to Hack
Innovation strategy is about more than tackling what’s in front of you. You have to know how to find — and manipulate — the advantages of hidden markets.
The Trials and Unexpected Benefits of Screwing Up
We made a mistake, fixed it, learned from it, and were surprised by the positive consequences.
How to Win at Startup Poker
Startups are a lot like poker in that much of the information you need is hidden from you. In this version of Startup Poker, learn how to calibrate your business model to the market you’re chasing.