Serial Innovators: How Individuals Create and Deliver Breakthrough Innovations in Mature Firms
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| Rating | : | 4.60 (501 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B0099KFOEO |
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| Number of Pages | : | 130 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-12-31 |
| Language | : | English |
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Kindle Customer said An excellent review of current research and prescriptions for helping serial inventors to be most effective. I bought this book on a hunch, based on its title -- and I wasn't disappointed. This is EXACTLY the book I was looking for to describe serial innovators. (Serial innovators are also known as innate innovators. When they turn their skills to business, they may become serial entrepreneurs.) The book is concise, about "An excellent review of current research and prescriptions for helping serial inventors to be most effective" according to Kindle Customer. I bought this book on a hunch, based on its title -- and I wasn't disappointed. This is EXACTLY the book I was looking for to describe serial innovators. (Serial innovators are also known as innate innovators. When they turn their skills to business, they may become serial entrepreneurs.) The book is concise, about 200 pages, and packed with valuable information and ideas.The first part of SERIAL INNOVATORS reviews existing research (including vivid case studies) pertaining to serial innovators; it suggests theories to explain. 00 pages, and packed with valuable information and ideas.The first part of SERIAL INNOVATORS reviews existing research (including vivid case studies) pertaining to serial innovators; it suggests theories to explain. Fantastic insights into corporate creativity This is an important book for anyone interested in helping people and companies be more innovative. The authors studied the people inside companies who are most innovative and learned how they went about it. They draw a great picture of the traits and behaviors that mark the Serial Innovator and provide useful insight into how to manage them and get the most out of them.. "Masterpiece for business and leadership. Every page is gold. Must read if you care about innovation." according to Ranger. This a very important book about what it takes for an employee in a large company to innovate. It's among the best I've ever read, along with classics like The Innovator's Solution. I won't summarize the book, because you can read about it here: [Google this: What It Takes to Be a Serial Innovator]The authors break down the innovation process with flow charts and plenty of explanations and examples. It becomes very clear why some people are able to innovate better than others. Innovation, at a personal level, is no longer a my
For over 25 years, research on innovation has taken the perspective that new product development can be managed like any other (complex) process of the firm. While a highly structured and closely supervised approach is helpful in creating incremental innovations, this book finds that it is not conducive to creating breakthrough innovations. The book is published by Stanford University Press.. Based on interviews with over 50 serial innovators and an even larger pool of their co-workers, managers and human resources teams, the authors reveal key insights about how to better understand, emulate, enable, support,