Innovation

Innovation2017-10-23T08:34:43+02:00

From tunnel vision to multiple perspectives

“We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them.”
Albert Einstein

We live in a VUCA world (volatile, uncertain, complex, ambiguous) in times of unheard-of turbulence. It is an era of ever-increasing competition and technology that changes at speeds unimaginable a few years ago. Surviving and thriving in this environment requires a unique approach to accelerating innovation, catalyzing discovery, and tapping emerging opportunities.

Leaders need to develop the capacity to navigate these waters with new thinking, skill, talent and character to create new processes, products, and services that have value for their customers. Today, innovation is not a choice – it’s a must for every organization!

“Business as usual” is no longer acceptable. Innovation is a must-have strategic imperative. Only companies will succeed that continuously improve their products and services and align their endeavors with the market needs.
Coaching enables leaders and their teams to find clarity, brainstorm possibilities, make informed decisions, have the essential conversations needed to envision, strategize, develop, mobilize and commit to action.

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Articles on Innovation

Online-Marketing for Start-Ups – How to Reach your Clients

Leaders, You plan to start you own business? – Great. Congratulations! You have a bunch of ideas, already a business plan and you are just about to start? Perfect! Have you thought about how your prospect clients will find you amongst the many different other services and products out there? [...]

By |October 11th, 2015|Categories: Innovation|Tags: , |0 Comments

Communities of Practice for Start-Ups – An efficient way to grow faster

In the context of the development of organizations, there is one concept which emerged as one of the most influential concepts in social sciences over the last years (Hughes, Jewson, & Unwin, 2007): The concept of “Communities of Practice'” (CoP). The name was first mentioned by Wenger, 1998. CoPs can [...]

By |April 26th, 2015|Categories: Innovation|Tags: , |0 Comments
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