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Innovation - why cutting back might sometimes be the best option

Innovation is all about creating and developing 'routines' - patterns of behaviour which enable us to repeat the innovation trick. We learn over time effective ways to make it happen - how we search effectively, how we choose amongst different opportunities, how we implement in agile fashion, streamlining the process of converting ideas to value. Over time we build on those which work for us, embedding them in 'the way we do things round here', shaping them into the kind of innovation system which the International Standards Organization now recommends. Not just slogans about the importance of innovation but the structures, processes and policies to enable those behaviours. Managed well this is a prescription for healthy growth. But it's not a matter of abstract systems or process flow charts; it's much closer to the challenge of planting and tending an orchard. A rich harvest of innovation fruit comes from strong branches on trees which have matured thanks to careful cultivation. Maintaining what's already established and allowing for new shoots, sprouting in new directions, opening up more possibilities for future growth. This doesn't happen by accident. We need to think about 'innovation horticulture' - how best to manage the orchard. This video explores that idea. Check out my website at www.johnbessant.org for more stories, cases, tools, even some songs exploring the challenges of managing innovation. #techinnovation #entrepreneurship #innovationstrategy #innovationchallenges #creativeideas #collaboration #disruptiveinnovation #entrepreneurmindset #futureofinnovation #leadership #motivation #navigatinginnovation #openinnovation #organization #smallbusiness #internationalbusiness