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For registration write to akhila@tiechennai.org or krishnan@thinkhorizonconsulting.com or Click Here. Join us to:
Test drive one of the world's most sophisticated innovation management tools, sharpen your innovation strategy, and receive a customized analysis and benchmarking on your organization based on the innovation capabilities of over 5,000 organizations in more than 105 countries.
Learn from a comprehensive history of innovation, including the specific theory and successful techniques you can apply immediately to gain insight on your team or organization: the 4 revolutions, the 3 horizons, the 10 personas, the 5 leadership styles, and much more.
Participate in an original interactive workshop format and gain insights with your peers.
World Innovation Circle is the largest Innovation Management assessment ever conducted. Starting February 24, 2020, Innovation360 and its partners are running simultaneous Innovation Circle events across the globe in the U.S., Sweden, Australia, Ireland, India, Mexico, Portugal, Malaysia, Equador, and more. The week will see 1,000 or more participating organizations assess their own innovation maturity, benchmark themselves against others around the globe, and develop their own innovation roadmaps.
You will be invited to complete a short evaluation that will reveal your organization's innovation potential and capabilities. Your personalized innovation assessment and benchmark report will provide recommendations on how you can sharpen your innovation strategy, leadership, culture, and capabilities by assessing the following key points:
What capabilities need development to achieve your ambition
Where you should allocate resources to achieve a balanced innovation portfolio
Which ideas you can bring to market faster with greater confidence
At the event on February 25, Innovation Practitioner Krishnan Naganathan will lead an in-depth group exploration of similarities and differences with reflective humor and insight. Participants will leave the session with clarity on the report results as well as a targeted set of innovation recommendations and actions they can take immediately.
World Innovation Circle brings together the world's foremost experts in Innovation Management.
By participating, you will be actively contributing to benchmarking research with thousands of other innovators around the globe. Among those who work with Innovation360's tools and methods are John Saiz, former CTO at NASA's Johnson Space Center / now Principal Fellow at Cambridge, and Peet van Bijon, former Global Innovation Practice Manager at McKinsey & Co.
Innovation360 is built upon the ideas of the award-winning entrepreneur and author Magnus Penker. They have developed a groundbreaking and most comprehensive innovation analytics solution including a database and artificial intelligence (AI). It is built upon the most important literature from the last 100 years and data from more than 5,000 organizations in 105 countries.
Krishnan Naganathan is part of a select group of global innovation professionals to be recognized as Innovation Management Black Belt™️. He brings over 25 years of experience in both industry and consulting, having worked with companies such as Ford, Castrol, Valcon and Mckinsey.
Krishnan writes extensively on the topic of innovation and consults with leading organizations.
4 Common Mindsets that Block Innovation and Growth
Do any of these sound familiar?
"We don't have the budget now for more innovation."
Innovation is about rapid adaptation and survival in a fast-paced world. If you aren't integrating innovation into every aspect of your operations, your risks of getting broadsided by a crisis or struggling to stay relevant go way up. Thinking of innovation as a pure "luxury" or stand-alone effort is an organizational death sentence. Instead, you can stay open to learning step-by-step, practical ways to build innovation into your unique culture and strategies.
"Innovation is already happening on our team."
This is usually true. More often than not, though, the innovation is happening on the backs of courageous and vocal champions who fight hard to be heard and spend a lot of energy working a new idea through muddy and unclear steps. Imagine if you had a clear process and environment to share new ideas and make decisions about which of those move forward to development? Imagine if all those quieter, frustrated, or introverted team members felt their ideas could be heard without having to yell it from the rooftops? Innovation culture is invariably built on a reliable, repeatable process to cultivate ideas and move them through a decision process that is clear to everyone.
"We're too busy to start another new program."
See the note above about the budgets. A perception of "not enough time" is equal to the perception of "not enough money." You are spending time and money on lots of things. Are you confident that you are investing the right amount of time and money to look beyond what is right in front of you? Understanding innovation horizons and how they apply to your mission will help you maintain the balance of "keeping the lights on" today while also looking to tomorrow's necessary evolution.
"We're not a technology company."
This comes across a lot of ways: We're too small. We're a services company. We're a government entity. We're a non-profit. We're one team inside of a larger organization.
The truth is, none of that matters. Innovation isn't about technology. You can innovate around customer or stakeholder needs, schedule constraints, marketing and sales, product or service delivery models, you name it. It can start with one team. And then if your innovation culture flows wide and deep in your organization -- you'll find that the synergies will cross over any silos, functions, and departments anyway. Innovation is simply about finding the most elegant and effective ways to adapt and change.
Come and join us for this unique event: Click Here to register.
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