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Top 5 from 2015

1. Time is a key factor when preparing a long-term revenue growth strategy
No matter how successful your company is today, you may be missing out on future revenue growth opportunities, in markets where you are not currently present. To test our hypothesis, take a look at the following 7 questions. more
No matter how successful your company is today, you may be missing out on future revenue growth opportunities, in markets where you are not currently present. To test our hypothesis, take a look at the following 7 questions. more

2. Innovation techniques that are worth knowing
We work a lot with companies helping to identify and assess new growth options for their business. Here are some of the innovation techniques we use for increasing the volume and quality of growth ideas. more
We work a lot with companies helping to identify and assess new growth options for their business. Here are some of the innovation techniques we use for increasing the volume and quality of growth ideas. more

3. The 10 must-haves in a good innovation manager
Having led dozens of successful innovation projects we’ve seen 10 qualities that separate great innovation managers from the not so good. With the qualities below, they’ll deliver real growth for your business. more
Having led dozens of successful innovation projects we’ve seen 10 qualities that separate great innovation managers from the not so good. With the qualities below, they’ll deliver real growth for your business. more

4. How cross-business collaboration can enable better growth opportunities
When you get it right, collaborative growth across business units can really pay off – it enables a faster time to growth, at a reduced risk, compared to going it alone. more
When you get it right, collaborative growth across business units can really pay off – it enables a faster time to growth, at a reduced risk, compared to going it alone. more

5. Open innovation and a common misunderstanding about idea management software
Open innovation is an approach to innovation based on the principle that organisations can no longer rely on internal capabilities alone to innovate and grow. It implies that additional value can be created by opening up the innovation process to external parties. more
Open innovation is an approach to innovation based on the principle that organisations can no longer rely on internal capabilities alone to innovate and grow. It implies that additional value can be created by opening up the innovation process to external parties. more