Category: Customers
Solving Useful Problems: Innovation at work
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Business Culture and the Ability to Support Innovation
Building your business culture requires taking into consideration the homeostatic mechanisms that both reinforce and sustain existing norms. When these norms are counterproductive, if not in direct conflict, with what...
Core Competencies for Recruitment Innovation
Competing in today’s business environment requires more than just continuing as usual. It requires understanding your customers, your industry’s landscape, and the ability to recruit & leverage resources to lead....
Strategic Direction for Innovation Ecosystems
Innovation requires an open, respectful, and agile framework in order to leverage the combined wisdom and experience of the team. Innovation represents the novel application of an idea, product, or...
An Epi-Genetic Model of Emotional & Relational Intelligences
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Best Practices for Nonprofit Marketing
In the nonprofit sectors the executive team, and those who manage the finances of the organization, consider their ‘market share’ to be a foregone conclusion. Contracts and referrals are ongoing,...
Innovation as a Nonprofit Challenge
Learning infrastructures represent a core competency and a competitive advantage for nonprofit innovation. The need for innovation is no less true in the nonprofit sector where the organization’s mission, vision, and...