Striving for success seems like a very natural and healthy thing to do, and so does striving to avoid the opposite: FAILURE. Unfortunately it isn’t all that easy to avoid failure, but even more important: The urge to avoid failure is actually counterproductive. How companies react to success and failure is indeed related to how innovative the companies are. Non-innovative companies Read the rest of this entry »
“The single biggest reason companies fail is that they overinvest in what is, as opposed to what might be”
The words invention and innovation sounds kind of similar, but although the concepts are related to one another they are not the same thing. Both words can be further qualified with descriptive words like Disruptive, Radical, Incremental and Sustaining. Examining all these different concepts and how they relate should make for an increased understanding and better communication. That in turn should lead to better decisions. Here is my 2 cent on how to make it easy to think about these things. Read the rest of this entry »
The rate of innovation is increasing, and have been increasing for a very long time. The rate of innovation even seems to be unaffected by wars! Below I list three big reasons for this. Read the rest of this entry »
Innovation makes us feel good, and it should! Read the rest of this entry »
Herbjörn Wilhelmsen
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