Only 12 pages from Harvard Business Review. But our fucking failures of stroke associations have no need for this because they would rather stick to small ideas like F.A.S.T. and prevention press releases.
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| YOU NEED AN INNOVATION STRATEGY |
| Innovation,
by definition, means trying something new.
So it's a bit ironic that many companies pursue it by adhering to
accepted innovation practices or mimicking the actions of other
innovators.
And it's not surprising that many of these initiatives fail.
In this Harvard Business Review article, HBS Professor Gary P.
Pisano examines the importance of developing a clear and comprehensive
innovation strategy.
To maximize value, he contends, a company's innovation strategy must be
consistent with its business model and technical capabilities. |
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