| Contents |
The amazing innovation race -- Shifting perspectives -- Are you a tourist or traveller? -- Picasso and the paradoxical innovation process -- Liberate -- Initiate -- Motivate -- Transform -- Pawns and players -- Future trends. |
| Abstract |
If innovation is a race: Who wins? Who loses? Who gets eliminated? and how is it possible to stay ahead of the game? The Innovation Race takes readers on a lively global adventure to explore the current state of innovation. Along the way best-selling authors Andrew and Gaia Grant search for clues on how to stay ahead in the race and design a more sustainable future. Asking the critical questions Why do we innovate? Are we at risk of innovating for the sake of innovation? What could we be doing better? the Grants reflect on whether, if in the race to come up with 'the next big thing, ' we may be losing the purpose behind the process. They then outline how to navigate the key paradoxical challenges that can either frustrate or fuel innovation to change the game. By taking the latest academic research and presenting it in an accessible way, the Grants present a compelling case for forging a new path for the future. The Innovation Race provides concrete strategies to support purpose-driven sustainable innovation through deep cultural transformation. A unique profiling tool reveals current organisation positioning along with potential opportunities and challenges. A practical culture change model then provides clear direction for proactive change. With economists estimating that up to 80 per cent of growth comes from new ideas and innovations, this thought-provoking book provides the strategies and tools to learn how to create an innovation culture for long term success. |
| Bibliography note | Includes bibliographical references (pages 297-337) and index. |
| Access restriction | Available only to authorized users. |
| Technical details | Mode of access: World Wide Web |
| Genre/form | Electronic books. |
| LCCN | 2023278720 |
| ISBN | 0730328996 (paperback) |
| ISBN | 9780730328995 (paperback) |
