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Deborah Mills-Scofield Edited by Deborah Mills-Scofield,
Mills-Scofield, LLC

Most corporate cultures don’t facilitate innovation; they actually frustrate it. For innovation to come naturally — almost “reflexively” — to an organization’s employees, it has to become an everyday “part of the system”; something that is reflected in tangible values and recurring patterns of behavior. In this section, you will find abundant resources for making innovation less of an exception and more of a daily ritual inside your organization — turning a buzzword into a way of life.

Why Disruption is Not Just About Innovation

In ProVoke, we talk about disruption as the necessary element in order to innovate. I think we all agree that major innovation has happened because we have not accepted status quo, but have punctured ...

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Can Iron Maiden Save the Economy?

This week, I've prepared a round up of press articles on business, economics, entrepreneurship and music.   Starting with Bruce Dickinson from Iron Maiden, who has just opened an enterprise business ...

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Tax Innovation – The Path to Long-Term Prosperity

We Americans need to wake up – now -- and stop acting like spoiled, immature children. Elected officials need to put aside partisanship – now – and do what’s in the best interest of our count ...

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Do You Organize Your Business for Innovation?

There is a popular saying attributed to Greek author and philosopher Plato (427 BC – 347 BC, The Republic) that says  “Necessity is the mother of all inventions”.  This has proven true for all ...

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Building a Culture of Continuous Innovation

In this economic downturn there is more pressure than ever on executives to find new sources of growth, and as a result leaders are increasingly talking about innovation. In some organizations the lea ...

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Innovation Authors - Braden Kelley, Julie Anixter and Rowan Gibson

Your hosts, Braden Kelley, Julie Anixter and Rowan Gibson, are innovation writers, speakers and strategic advisors to many of the world’s leading companies.

“Our mission is to help you achieve innovation excellence inside your own organization by making innovation resources, answers, and best practices accessible for the greater good.”

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