Radical Innovation: Creativity vs Structure
Episode Description
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Brief Summary
Kim Wagner discusses the decline of radical innovation and the importance of collaboration and risk management in corporate innovation.
Key points
- Decline of Radical Innovation. Radical innovation has decreased significantly, from 21% in 1990 to just 10% today.
- The Importance of Learning. In breakthrough innovation, learning from failures is crucial for success.
- Embracing Radical Innovation. Radical innovation should be embraced and managed to foster learning and creativity.
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Episode highlights
- Decline of Radical InnovationRadical innovation has decreased significantly, from 21% in 1990 to just 10% today.“That’ll probably surprise a lot of people.”0:45Nov 11, 2014
- The Importance of LearningIn breakthrough innovation, learning from failures is crucial for success.“You don’t have a failure if you’ve learned something.”5:20Nov 11, 2014
- Embracing Radical InnovationRadical innovation should be embraced and managed to foster learning and creativity.“It’s exciting. I think that might be number one.”15:10Nov 11, 2014
Tension
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