
Driving productive innovation
This transformative potential was one of the drivers behind writing ‘Building a Culture of Innovation’ with my co-authors, Derek Bishop and Jo Geraghty.
Cris Beswick · 29 April 2025

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This transformative potential was one of the drivers behind writing ‘Building a Culture of Innovation’ with my co-authors, Derek Bishop and Jo Geraghty.
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In the article, Peter shares the way in which ‘going skunk’ can help businesses to become their own disruptors.
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The reality is that with every organisation able to access the same levels of technology and manufacturing
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This idea of including customer experience in the design process is one which was also covered by a McKinsey & Company article in September 2015.
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Interestingly, a practical example of this came up just recently. At the time of writing BBC Radio 2 was running its annual story competition in which they invite children to submit 500 word stories
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The father of this way of viewing the world is widely acknowledged to be the Ancient Greek philosopher Heraclitus
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One of the biggest global challenges facing business today that I see is still the issue of innovation.
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The trouble is that this colleague is vegetarian and all of the offers were for meat and fish.
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Who is the most creative person you know? Now think of the same question in a business context
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It’s an important lesson, and it’s one which we echo in our new book ‘Building a Culture of Innovation’.
Cris Beswick · 29 April 2025

Leaders don’t have to be hands on in product development but it is their energy, creativity and commitment to innovation which acts as a catalyst to organisation-wide development.
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The senior team may be responsible for the initial drive, becoming ‘Innovation Leaders’ but ultimately success or failure rests with middle management
Cris Beswick · 29 April 2025

The logical consequence of this is that your customers aren’t simply the main reason for you building a culture of innovation, at the end of the day they will also become some of the main drivers of your innovation efforts.
Cris Beswick · 29 April 2025
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