Who Exactly are the Crowd Workers?
Crowdsourcing allows organizations to find and work with self-selected volunteers to accomplish tasks, gather information, or gain new ideas. The end result is not just the work and insight of [...]
Incremental Change vs. Disruptive Innovation: What’s the Difference?
Download our infographic. When you’re comparing incremental innovation vs disruptive innovation, what’s the difference? Incremental innovation is small, modular change that takes place slowly over time, and allows [...]
Innovation Programs in Companies: The Rise of the Innovation Department
No matter how much technology has evolved over the years to help us work faster and smarter, it can also be a very disrupting force, compelling organizations to either adapt [...]
Best Practices for Engaging Your Innovation Community
Get everyone in the community involved. Developing a broad and deep innovation community puts a wonderful resource at your fingertips. Yet tapping into that resource requires more than just cheerleading. [...]
Why Innovation Is a Process of Discovery
Innovation is the core of an organization. While numerous companies have innovation teams, many are looking to spread idea sharing throughout the entire company. According to a 2017 Web Strategist [...]
The Innovation Manager’s Quintessential Reading List
As an innovation manager, you are always looking for the latest trends. Drawing inspiration from innovators who have come before you is a great way to learn. According to a recent [...]
Influence Cultures that Drive Innovation!
Have you ever struggled to gain adoption of your innovation efforts? Have you had the organizational anti-bodies torpedo your good work? Do you struggle to gain alignment around your innovation [...]
4 Ways Innovation Can Increase Business Revenue
source: Pexels In a recent study, researchers looked at different businesses and saw that the more the employees generated innovative ideas that management was likely to adopt, the higher the [...]
Why Communication is the Key to Enterprise Innovation
According to Harvard Business School professor Clay Christensen, 95% of all product innovations fail after their release on the market. This statistic points to a major discrepancy between the [...]
The Wisdom of Crowds
Everyone has some wisdom to offer It only took me six years as a crowdsourcing practitioner, but I finally got around to reading “The Wisdom of Crowds,” one of the [...]