“My shoes and me, we come a long way :)”
Adobe ideas, endless zooming made it possible to dot dot dot in a lot a shades…
International speaker, Innovation Strategist, Author of "The Corporate Startup" and "Innovation Accounting", co-founder of GroundControl
“My shoes and me, we come a long way :)”
Adobe ideas, endless zooming made it possible to dot dot dot in a lot a shades…
After writing about big companies and innovation, how they should change their inner structure and culture in order to keep up, I found this 1998 Harvard business review;
Despite all the recent talk of decentralized management, empowered employees, and horizontal processes, the large industrial organization continues to dominate the economy today…… but we see sign of a counterphenomenon: the disintegration of the larger corporation.
A beautiful city, Rome, one of my absolute favorite. Gorgeous buildings, light, paintings, food. These chairs however, felt a bit off. Left out on St peter’s square for the next mass probably. But it looked liked a scene from a movie, of a desolate city, an abandoned world.
As tech startups start to disrupt markets where enterprises ruled for decades, the need for innovation becomes bigger. Some turn to me and ask; “-Can you help us do lean customer development.” “-Can you help us think more visually.” “-Can you help us be more like a lean startup.” “-Can you help us be more innovative.” And although that first realization, by at least the one person that asks, that somethings need to change is a good start. It is no where enough for that company to stay on top. “Big enterprises are you ready to innovate big?” verder lezen