Major innovations most often come from outside, below radar. After analyzing sources, understanding the environment, and refining client objectives, the process begins whispering to us. Now revealed are the potential seeds of change, which now undergo filtering against objectives. Innovations must be simple and clear, lest the environment be confused. The successful start small, striving for leadership.
Innovation is part art, part science, requiring practice, skills and hard work.
Innovating to obtain specific, quantifiable economic results needs both conceptual and perceptual thinking. Both sides of the brain must together gather, sift, overlay, contrast, and co-create. Research and knowledge illuminate the landscape. Intuition looks between the lines for the oft-invisible insight triggers that may presage the immense financial returns the implementation of simple innovations may provide. For additional tools and resources, please visit ExpertsOn Innovation .