Innovation
Definition
The least you need to know
Innovation is one of the thirteen Imperatives of the Scalability Matrix, and its job is to take an organization's ability to innovate out of the heads of a few people and build it into the enterprise itself. The model defines it as a product, service, or process that is new or more effective and meets a need while adding value, and as the ability to innovate without undue dependence on specific individuals. The real work is moving from innovation held by one person, usually the Visionary, to innovation embedded everywhere.
Why it mattersThe real-world difference Innovation makes (learn more / log in)
Putting it into practiceHow to use Innovation in your own day-to-day work (learn more / log in)
Where it fitsWhere Innovation sits in the Predictable Success model, and what it touches (learn more / log in)
For you and your teamHow to put Innovation to work across your whole team (learn more / log in)
Resources & ToolsHand-picked blog posts, courses, checklists and tools for Innovation (learn more / log in)
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