Norman Lewis: innovating the future - OpenKnowledge UK - E20Forum

POWER TO THE PEOPLE:
LEVERAGING SOCIAL CAPITAL FOR INNOVATION
Dr Norman Lewis
Chief Innovation Officer, Open-Knowledge
International Forum on Enterprise2.0,
Milan 9 June 2010

innovation (n):
1. the introduction of something new; 2. a new idea, method, or device: NOVELTY

Global decline of R&D spending as % of GDP(apart from Japan)
* Main Science & Technology Indicators, OECD, December 2008, p1

Lots of books about innovation…
…but little innovation to be seen

BRAVE NEW WORLD –
UNLEASHING SOCIAL CAPITAL TO INNOVATE

Companies that want to win

Disruptive…

Networked or visionary leadership?

Networked or leader led?Open or closed?

The spin-off coefficient

Companies that want not to lose

Incremental…cautious…

Ecosystems/partnerships

Partnerships: formal and informal

Legacy

Business model chains

Risk culture

Social capital and innovation

Digital children

The power of social networks

Growing social capital

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The Value of Spigit Technology
Enterprise Manager
Role Based Analytics
Rich Reporting
Real-Time Analysis of
Unstructured Enterprise Data
Easy, intuitive, end user reports
GUI, XML, Excel, Custom, API, etc.
Insight Provided within the context dynamic and static roles
Advanced Tools for Increased & Meaningful Participation
Currency &
Asset Management
Incentives &
Rewards
Game Theory
Ranking, Reviews
& Voting
Idea Trading &
Prediction Markets
Automated
Idea Graduation

So what does this mean for you?

INCREMENTAL OR RADICAL INNOVATION?

INNOVATING USING SOCIAL CAPITAL IS REALLY ABOUT
Creating the right audiences,motivationsand context

Its still about leadership, ambition and risk taking

The opportunities are huge if you get it right

Social capital is the key innovation differentiator…
the rest is business as usual…

Thank You
norman.lewis@open-knowledge.it

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