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Strong study from the Deloitte US practice on the status of engagement, communication & commerce within the #SocialMedia landscape. A quick but must-read for anyone in the field.

In uncertain times, resilient innovators have embedded product and engineering teams throughout the product development lifecycle, applying consistent ways of working and sharing knowledge to drive efficiencies. 🎯 Learn about four key takeaways below and then dive deeper into our full innovation resiliency report to see how these principles can apply to your business. ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/ecnef7-m

Using Christensen’s theory of disruptive innovation, you can break into new or existing markets and craft business strategies with disruption opportunities in mind. 🔍 Read more about Disruptive Innovation here: https://lnkd.in/gzbJYbnZ

The drive behind innovation is to learn more about and truly comprehend the problem you're trying to solve and the people you're doing it for, because only through understanding can you solve it in a unique way.

The most common barriers to disruptive #innovation? Culture, organization, and market development. Check out some strategies HBR suggests for overcoming these challenges and let’s discuss how you can execute them to keep innovation moving forward.

The most common barriers to disruptive #innovation? Culture, organization, and market development. Check out some strategies HBR suggests for overcoming these challenges and let’s discuss how you can execute them to keep innovation moving forward.

😎 How Design-thinking (innovation) helps to grow...

I recently spoke with several CTOs and CPOs, and they all paint a picture of a shift in the landscape of technology and product development. It's increasingly evident that we're either on the brink of, or already entrenched in, a new era. Gone are the days of boundless resources, where headcount was synonymous with success. Instead, the emphasis now lies on efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and standardization. I also see more momentum towards buying standardized solutions, rather than the bias to build (and thus, having to maintain) everything in-house. It's an exciting time to be in the tech and product space.

In this video, I'll explain what is the difference between disruptive innovation, radical innovation, discontinuous innovation, and breakthrough innovation. Here’s a quick rundown of what you’re about to learn: ⦿ First, let's meet disruptive innovation—the unexpected party crasher. Just like the cool kid who shows up uninvited, disruptive innovation shakes things up. But here's the twist: while we encourage change, we also want to avoid breaking things. ⦿ Next, say hello to radical innovation—a curveball in a straight game. When everyone's expecting the usual, radical innovation throws a curveball, mixing things up in unique ways to generate fresh ideas. ⦿ Then, let's explore discontinuous innovation—a leap to a new place and space. Instead of slow, gradual evolution, we skip a few steps to arrive at new inventions or ideas. It's about moving forward unexpectedly, beyond the norm. ⦿ Finally, we have breakthrough innovation—the "aha!" moment. It seems to appear out of thin air, but it's actually the result of subconscious processing. It's that lightbulb that suddenly illuminates a new solution, a novel approach we hadn't considered before. In the end, these four types of innovation—disruptive, radical, discontinuous, and breakthrough—each bring their unique flair to the innovation table. They enable us to see, do, and create in ways we hadn't before, contributing to the realm of commercial innovation. https://lnkd.in/g7pciruY #innovation #competitiveadvantage #validation #disruptiveinnovation #radicalinnovation #discontinuousinnovation #breaktrhoughinnovation #strategy #innovationtips #innovationskills #leadershipdevelopment #leadershiptips #csuite

Many of us have a product or service love that elegantly solves a problem and beautifully enhances our daily lives. The bottom line is these solutions can come from known and unknown problem sources. The impact of understanding the problem source on Go-to-Market planning is critical in scaling and commercialising.   Read our article 'Product Innovation: Are you solving a known or unknown problem?' to help recognise the difference and plan for success.  https://lnkd.in/giYB87ZP