The Real MVP: Minimum Viable Pretending
Let me tell you about the first “MVP” I ever worked on. We didn’t build anything. […]
The Cult of Brainstorming: Where Ideas Go to Die Loudly
There’s something strangely theatrical about the modern brainstorming session.The markers. The sticky notes. The “no bad […]
Innovation Fatigue: When Everything Is a Breakthrough, Nothing Is
Once upon a time, the word “innovation” had weight. It meant something bold. Useful. Transformative. Something […]
AI Can’t Save Your Product (But Go Ahead and Add It to the Pitch Deck)
I started noticing it in Spain. Every app I opened — from booking a bed to […]
Does Improvement Lead to Innovation?
A perfectly natural comment appeared on innovationexcellence recently. Here’s the quote: “Incremental innovation leads to an innovative culture.” […]
Innovation Wars Part 5: Focused Fire
One of the advantages of being a large, multi-division company like IBM or Johnson & Johnson […]
Innovation Wars Part 4: Shock and Awe
“Shock and Awe (technically known as rapid dominance) is a military doctrine based on the use of […]
Innovation Wars Part 3: A Tale of Two…Companies
This is the followup to yesterday’s feature, War and Peace. Google: There is hardly a business writer who […]
Innovation Wars Part 2: War and Peace
This is Part 2 of Innosanity’s series, Innovation Wars. Innovation can come from anyone at any time, but […]
Innovation Wars Part 1: Innovation is Hell
Real innovation is exhausting. Changing how a group of people of any size perceives and organizes itself is just […]