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OverviewInnovation is about ideas that make life better. But what does it really take to deliver innovative propositions? And what separates companies that drive their industries forward from those that simply talk the talk? This book takes you inside the minds of the world’s most effective innovators to answer these questions and more. In real stories from industries as diverse as healthcare, finance, technology, and telecommunications, business leaders reveal what it takes to bring new products and services to life. They weigh in on the big debates: how to design an innovative organization of diverse voices, how to protect and grow ideas so they succeed, and how to tune corporate radar to inspiration and turn the signals received into new value. An essential resource for leaders, aspiring leaders and students of entrepreneurship, business management, HRM, technology and innovation management, and design thinking, the book enables the reader to: Hear from leaders with direct responsibility for innovating in a wide range of industries and learn how they do it See how to structure for innovation, gain momentum inside an organization and use ideas to shift companies and industries Gain insight into what innovators look for when they sense the environment and learn to avoid common pitfalls and misconceptions that stop great ideas coming to life Approach innovation in a more balanced way with the 6 Building Blocks helping you prioritize execution and value delivery from inspiration to implementation Full Product DetailsAuthor: Massimo Garbuio , Moritz DresselPublisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd Imprint: Routledge Weight: 0.314kg ISBN: 9780367234614ISBN 10: 0367234610 Pages: 178 Publication Date: 17 July 2019 Audience: College/higher education , Tertiary & Higher Education Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: In Print  This item will be ordered in for you from one of our suppliers. Upon receipt, we will promptly dispatch it out to you. For in store availability, please contact us. Table of ContentsPart 1. Innovation: Getting started Chapter One: Introduction Chapter Two: Innovation: A Definition Chapter Three: Six Building Blocks of Innovation: An Overview Chapter Four: Building Blocks of Innovation: The Core Chapter Five: The Six Blocks of Innovation: The Frontier Part 2. Innovation in Action Chapter Six: Carlo Gasparini Chapter Seven: Celine Le Cotonnec Chapter Eight: Peter Löfgren Chapter Nine: Jeanne Marell Chapter Ten: Christine Ng Chapter Eleven: Mark Nierwetberg Chapter Twelve: Tim Romero Chapter Thirteen: Stephen Simpson Chapter Fourteen: Paul Slezak Chapter Fifteen: Andre Teixeira Chapter Sixteen: Cindy Tripp Chapter Seventeen: Victoria Vallström (Bastide) Chapter Eighteen: Stefan Vlachos Chapter Nineteen: Melissa Widner Part 3. Innovation: The Future Conclusion: Becoming a Master of Innovative Ideas Resources Question Index About the Research IndexReviewsCompanies require special talents to develop new products and services that are not only meaningful to the user but also superior to competing alternatives. They need to collect and synthesize new and differentiating insights about user experiences with context information about emerging technologies, evolving market trends, and current and disruptive competitors (such as new startups). Successful innovation is necessary, not easy. But the good news is that it can be learned. Learning from the experiences of others through analogical reasoning is a particularly effective approach to master innovation. This highly engaging book provides numerous great experiences from talented innovators from across a wide range of industries. Travel along with their innovation journeys, enjoy the ride, and become more effective yourself in the sometimes bumpy but always inspiring process of successful innovation. Erik-Jan Hultink, Professor of New Product Marketing at Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands. 6 Building Blocks for Successful Innovation is an invaluable resource for practitioners in the field. Equal parts cookbook for innovators and collection of innovation stories from diverse companies, countries and industries, it will sit on your desk, not your bookshelf. Phil Phelan, Vice President, Chief Strategy & Innovation Officer at Publicis Sapient, Australia. Double Nobel laureate Linus Pauling attributed his success in generating novel innovations from knowledge acquired in multiple arenas. This text offers insights from a breadth of fields that can stimulate readers from any domain to leverage these creative journeys. The first-hand accounts are particularly compelling, and really communicate the critical role of context. Siri Terjiesen, Professor & Dean's Research Fellow of Entrepreneurship at Kogod School of Business, American University, Washington, D.C., Director of the American University Center for Innovation (AUCI), and Professor at the Norwegian School of Economics, Bergen, Norway. Companies require special talents to develop new products and services that are not only meaningful to the user but also superior to competing alternatives. They need to collect and synthesize new and differentiating insights about user experiences with context information about emerging technologies, evolving market trends, and current and disruptive competitors (such as new startups). Successful innovation is necessary, not easy. But the good news is that it can be learned. Learning from the experiences of others through analogical reasoning is a particularly effective approach to master innovation. This highly engaging book provides numerous great experiences from talented innovators from across a wide range of industries. Travel along with their innovation journeys, enjoy the ride, and become more effective yourself in the sometimes bumpy but always inspiring process of successful innovation. Erik-Jan Hultink, Professor of New Product Marketing at Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands. 6 Building Blocks for Successful Innovation is an invaluable resource for practitioners in the field. Equal parts cookbook for innovators and collection of innovation stories from diverse companies, countries and industries, it will sit on your desk, not your bookshelf. Phil Phelan, Vice President, Chief Strategy & Innovation Officer at Publicis Sapient, Australia. Double Nobel laureate Linus Pauling attributed his success in generating novel innovations from knowledge acquired in multiple arenas. This text offers insights from a breadth of fields that can stimulate readers from any domain to leverage these creative journeys. The first-hand accounts are particularly compelling, and really communicate the critical role of context. Siri Terjiesen, Professor & Dean's Research Fellow of Entrepreneurship at Kogod School of Business, American University, Washington, D.C., Director of the American University Center for Innovation (AUCI), and Professor at the Norwegian School of Economics, Bergen, Norway. Author InformationMassimo Garbuio is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Sydney Business School, where he teaches and researches innovation, design thinking, and strategy. Moritz Dressel is a consultant in Berlin, Germany. As part of his work with clients large and small, he has developed a reputation for being the go-to guy for companies seeking to become truly data-driven organizations and those that are serious about embarking on meaningful innovation journeys. 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