How To Be a 110 Year Old Startup -Maarten Korz, (Rabobank) Presented at the Front End of Innovation 6th February 2014.
The presentation shows how large companies can be adaptable in times of disruption and massive change in their industry.
This document discusses innovation and creativity in organizations. It defines creativity as the ability to combine ideas in unique ways. Creative individuals have particular styles, originality, competence, experience, determination and flexibility. However, for ideas to be implemented in organizations, they must go through hurdles at different management levels where the ideas get refined. While individual creativity can lead to radical innovations, organizational creativity through systematic research tends to result in continuous improvements and fewer imitations. The principles of innovation include valuing all ideas, assisting idea originators, and enhancing ideas to demonstrate potential value before bringing to management. The innovation process involves generating, screening, testing feasibility and implementing ideas through different stages like a funneling process.
This document discusses creating a culture of innovation. It provides advice on four steps to improve understanding of innovation, build an innovation culture, and increase innovation capacity. It contrasts different approaches to management styles, leadership, and organizational culture that either support or hinder innovation. Key recommendations include cultivating relationships across disciplines, encouraging new ideas from all employees, making time for experimentation, and accepting that failures are opportunities to learn.
This document discusses intrapreneurship and developing an intrapreneurial mindset. An intrapreneur is an entrepreneur within a large company who drives innovation from within. They take risks, challenge the status quo, and exploit opportunities to create value for the company. While they face challenges like criticism and constraints, organizations need a culture that supports experimentation and failure to nurture intrapreneurship. Characteristics of intrapreneurs include being disruptive, competitive, passionate, and risk-taking.
This document discusses innovation and its importance for business success. It defines innovation as the implementation of new ideas through new or improved goods/services. Innovation provides competitive advantages through uncertainty by allowing businesses to get ahead. While risky, innovation demands change that can gain advantages over "good enough." The document provides examples of famous innovators and concludes that innovation, ingenuity, and focus are essential for success in today's complex world. Hiring diverse people encourages challenging ideas to inspire risk-taking and ensure future growth.
The document discusses innovation and creativity. It defines innovation as taking new ideas to customers by converting new knowledge into new products and services. It also lists some characteristics of creative individuals and organizational hurdles to creativity. Some principles of innovation discussed include giving ideas a hearing, involving originators in developing their ideas, and addressing both technical and marketing issues. The innovation process is depicted as a series of funnels where many ideas are narrowed down to few innovations.
Intrapreneur is a person who helps entrepreneur in business activities.He is a person who is very innovative and creative in the business field .After getting experience he can become entrepreneur
Intrapreneurship refers to entrepreneurial behavior within an existing organization or company. It involves employees or contractors with entrepreneurial tendencies who drive innovation from within. Some key aspects of intrapreneurship include challenging groupthink, thinking creatively about problems, and empowering work teams to be innovative. Organizations can become more intrapreneurial by cultivating a culture that encourages risk-taking and new ideas from within. Individuals can also unleash their intrapreneurial spirit through volunteering, taking calculated risks, and committing to ambitious goals.
This document discusses innovation and creativity in organizations. It defines creativity as the ability to combine ideas in unique ways. Creative individuals have particular styles, originality, competence, experience, determination and flexibility. However, for ideas to be implemented in organizations, they must go through hurdles at different management levels where the ideas get refined. While individual creativity can lead to radical innovations, organizational creativity through systematic research tends to result in continuous improvements and fewer imitations. The principles of innovation include valuing all ideas, assisting idea originators, and enhancing ideas to demonstrate potential value before bringing to management. The innovation process involves generating, screening, testing feasibility and implementing ideas through different stages like a funneling process.
This document discusses creating a culture of innovation. It provides advice on four steps to improve understanding of innovation, build an innovation culture, and increase innovation capacity. It contrasts different approaches to management styles, leadership, and organizational culture that either support or hinder innovation. Key recommendations include cultivating relationships across disciplines, encouraging new ideas from all employees, making time for experimentation, and accepting that failures are opportunities to learn.
This document discusses intrapreneurship and developing an intrapreneurial mindset. An intrapreneur is an entrepreneur within a large company who drives innovation from within. They take risks, challenge the status quo, and exploit opportunities to create value for the company. While they face challenges like criticism and constraints, organizations need a culture that supports experimentation and failure to nurture intrapreneurship. Characteristics of intrapreneurs include being disruptive, competitive, passionate, and risk-taking.
This document discusses innovation and its importance for business success. It defines innovation as the implementation of new ideas through new or improved goods/services. Innovation provides competitive advantages through uncertainty by allowing businesses to get ahead. While risky, innovation demands change that can gain advantages over "good enough." The document provides examples of famous innovators and concludes that innovation, ingenuity, and focus are essential for success in today's complex world. Hiring diverse people encourages challenging ideas to inspire risk-taking and ensure future growth.
The document discusses innovation and creativity. It defines innovation as taking new ideas to customers by converting new knowledge into new products and services. It also lists some characteristics of creative individuals and organizational hurdles to creativity. Some principles of innovation discussed include giving ideas a hearing, involving originators in developing their ideas, and addressing both technical and marketing issues. The innovation process is depicted as a series of funnels where many ideas are narrowed down to few innovations.
Intrapreneur is a person who helps entrepreneur in business activities.He is a person who is very innovative and creative in the business field .After getting experience he can become entrepreneur
Intrapreneurship refers to entrepreneurial behavior within an existing organization or company. It involves employees or contractors with entrepreneurial tendencies who drive innovation from within. Some key aspects of intrapreneurship include challenging groupthink, thinking creatively about problems, and empowering work teams to be innovative. Organizations can become more intrapreneurial by cultivating a culture that encourages risk-taking and new ideas from within. Individuals can also unleash their intrapreneurial spirit through volunteering, taking calculated risks, and committing to ambitious goals.
Intrapreneur: A manager within a company who promotes innovative product development and marketing. Intrapreneurs are invaluable to business today — they enable innovation, grow bottom lines, and introduce new perspectives to established companies. But more than anything, it’s the energy they bring to teams that benefits workplaces. They think independently, take initiative, exhibit ownership, accept their role as leaders, and make decisions.
In this session, Nancy Lyons will speak to the core attributes of intrapreneurship and intrapreneurs and discuss how — and why — to bring these characteristics into your daily work.
This document provides an introduction and overview of an entrepreneurship course. It outlines the course agenda, who should take the course, and how entrepreneurship can be learned. The key points are:
- The course will explain what entrepreneurship is, why it is important, and profiles of successful entrepreneurs. It will be taught through practical examples and require a mentor.
- Anyone interested in starting their own business or working in entrepreneurship should take the course, including young individuals and current entrepreneurs.
- Entrepreneurship can be learned, but it is experiential and always requires a mentor, as startup success depends on more than just luck.
- The document recommends several books to further understand entrepreneur
Having recently written an article on the difference between entrepreneurship and intrapreneurship, I decided to look at intrapreneurship definition.
This presentation has been researched and written by Russell Bowyer, who has been both an Intrapreneur and an entrepreneur himself.
Within this slideshow, I will be looking at the following subheadings relating to the Intrapreneurship Definition:
1. Characteristics and Elements of an Intrapreneur – What Defines an Intrapreneur?
2. Why is Intrapreneurship Important?
3. Advantages of Intrapreneurship From the Perspective of the Intrapreneur.
4. Advantages of Intrapreneurship From the Perspective of the Company.
5. Disadvantages of Intrapreneurship From the Perspective of the Intrapreneur.
6. Disadvantages of Intrapreneurship From the Perspective of the Company.
7. Examples of Intrapreneurs and Intrapreneurship.
8.Examples of Intrapreneurship Companies That Encourage an Intrapreneurial Spirit.
9. Insights into Intrapreneurship and Intrapreneurial Spirit.
The document outlines 25 management rules for leading an organization. The key points are: lead with a clear vision and inspire people to achieve it; focus on strategic issues and know what it takes to win; manage less but better by empowering people and trusting them; involve everyone and get ideas from everywhere to spark innovation; simplify processes and eliminate bureaucracy; act with speed, embrace change, and behave like a small company. The overall message is that strong leadership, a shared vision, strategic focus, empowerment of employees, and acting with agility are keys to managing an organization effectively.
Employees at any level have always struggled between wanting to be their own boss in some capacity. The dream (for some) is to be able to work with a large degree of autonomy from the “boss”, in small teams that are personable, collegial and non-hierarchical. This setup is required in situations when things move fast and coordination is difficult or impossible. However, let’s hope it is not because the organization lacks inspirational leadership.
A typical case is a business development team that has been assigned the creation of new business entity in an overseas market. It is entrusted to be entrepreneurial, do the right thing, and adapt to local circumstances. How do you ensure this decentralized team does not reinvent the wheel, make choices that are inconsistent with the company brand, or miss out on opportunities to capture scale economies?
Effective decentralization is thus found in cohesive decentralization. First of all, amount organizational expectations. When a team is given decisional power, upper management should expect that they thoroughly inform themselves on and follow into the “grand scheme”. The team would immediately inform management about any issues that arise, come to them for advice, and take responsibility for corrective action and final results. Effective upward management means involving seniors for maximum effect, rather than keeping them at bay.
Cohesive decentralization is also about strengthening the fabric that keeps everything together, so that the whole organization can fly formation instead of all over the map. We’ve identified the seven key factors that bind teams for success, ensuring each team can thrive and survive within a larger team.
Demystifying Innovation by Dr. Hitendra Patel & discussion panel with Innovat...Rafael Lemaitre
Innovation breakfast: Conference by Innovation Guru Dr. Hitendra Patel, plus a discussion panel with the heads of innovation of: du, Ericsson and the UAE Space Agency and GE
This is a final presentation by a student in John Brown University's OM3283 course. The content of these slides represents the findings and opinions of the student, not the university.
Be Competitively Unpredictable with Open Innovation - February 2013Stefan Lindegaard
The document discusses how companies can become "competitively unpredictable" through open innovation and business model innovation. It emphasizes developing partnerships, communities, and networks to source ideas from outside the organization. Companies are encouraged to change how they innovate by participating in open innovation, being willing to fail, and developing the right culture and framework to embrace new ways of working. The challenges of innovating within large established companies are also addressed.
How To Become A More Innovative LeaderShawn Nutley
The document discusses ways for leaders to become more innovative. It recommends that leaders practice what they preach by consistently showing commitment to innovation through their own projects and work styles. Leaders must also cultivate an innovative culture by ensuring resources are available for creative work and being tolerant of failures from new ideas. Additionally, leaders need to provide employees with the proper tools for innovation and make decisions quickly while trusting their employees' expertise.
1) The document discusses how large corporations can succeed with new businesses without destroying established ones. It recommends creating safe havens far from old businesses and dividing businesses into three horizons based on their stage.
2) The three horizons are established businesses (Horizon 1), starting businesses (Horizon 2), and future businesses (Horizon 3). Resources should be allocated 75% to Horizon 1, 15% to Horizon 2, and 10% to Horizon 3. Each horizon also needs separate organizational structure.
3) Other recommendations include improving business life-cycle management and learning from mistakes and disruptions in other industries to stay ahead of changes. The document emphasizes that innovation is bottom-up but must still be managed strateg
Competitors and businesses must continue to evolve to succeed. Evolution requires leadership and people, though tools only represent tactics. Smart people have further described this: whatever made a business successful in the past will not ensure future success; businesses succeed because of their people; and the purpose of marketing is to generate profit, not just sales volume.
The document discusses intrapreneurship and embracing risk within large companies. It outlines three strategies for innovation - reinforcing the status quo, focusing on strategic portfolios, and empowering intrapreneurship from within. It then describes the culture needed to support intrapreneurs, referred to as "Corsairs", outlining rules and laws they should follow. However, the document notes that moving ideas from initial exploration to sales is incredibly difficult. True success requires navigating this critical step of proving market fit and gaining business support.
The document discusses entrepreneurship and innovation. It defines entrepreneurs as risk-takers who identify opportunities, take action to exploit opportunities, and establish competitive advantages. Entrepreneurs invent new products/services, spot gaps in markets, and improve existing entities. Innovation is creating commercial products from inventions or bringing new inventions into use. Most innovations are incremental improvements, while radical innovations provide technological breakthroughs. Entrepreneurs integrate knowledge and resources to commercialize inventions, and sometimes acquire other companies to rapidly expand product lines and revenues, though acquisitions risk reducing internal innovation. The document uses Henry Royce and the founding of Rolls-Royce as an example of entrepreneurship and innovation.
Entrepreneurship involves finding solutions and innovations to create useful products and applications. An entrepreneurship ecosystem is important for individuals to learn and develop new skills, drives economic and social growth, and allows people to pursue work they are passionate about. Developing an entrepreneurship cell (ecell) on a campus can help educate students, spark creativity, and expose people to new opportunities but requires proper planning, structure, mentorship, and ongoing work to be sustainable.
Top 20 Bank 2.0 experiences in Spain: from internal knowledge to SMO Francisco Álvarez Cano
Top Bank 2.0 Experiences in Spain, from an internal point of view, based on four approaches:
* Innovation approach: Sabadell Labs & Bankinter Labs & BBVA Open Talent; Caja Extremadura Thinking People Workshop; CECA Innovation Blog.
* Efficiency approach: Monitorization: Vigía 2.0 (CECA); Using 2.0 as an (internal) channel: Commercial Twitter (CECA) & Customer support Banco Sabadell & Cancha 2.0 (Caja Navarra); Wikidirectory (embedded in CECA Knowledge Management Bar)
* Loyalty approach: My Notebook (CECA); Virt@aula (La Caixa) & Virtual Campus (Unicaja); ActiBVA-Planta 29 (BBVA) & Estaestuobra (Caja Madrid).
* Productivity Approach: Melania (CECA); SME Social Network (la Caixa); Intranet Sum (CECA)
Las 20 mejores prácticas en Banca 2.0 y Enterprise 2.0 en España: desde el conocimiento interno al Social Media Optimización, desde cuatro aproximaciones:
* Innovación: Sabadell Labs & Bankinter Labs & BBVA Open Talent; Taller de Pensantes de Caja Extremadura; Blog de Innovación de CECA.
* Eficiencia: Monitorización - Vigía 2.0; Uso del 2.0 como canal interno: Twitter comercial de la CECA; Atención a cliente interno del Banco Sabadell; y Cancha 24 horas; Wikidirectorio (aplicación de la barra de gestión del conocimiento de la CECA)
* Fidelización: Mi Cuaderno (CECA); Virt@ula (la Caixa); Campus Virtual (Unicaja); ActiBVA y Planta 29 (BBVA), y Estaestuobra (Caja Madrid)
* Productividad: Melania (CECA), Red Social de Empresas (la Caixa); Intranet Suma (CECA).
Intrapreneur: A manager within a company who promotes innovative product development and marketing. Intrapreneurs are invaluable to business today — they enable innovation, grow bottom lines, and introduce new perspectives to established companies. But more than anything, it’s the energy they bring to teams that benefits workplaces. They think independently, take initiative, exhibit ownership, accept their role as leaders, and make decisions.
In this session, Nancy Lyons will speak to the core attributes of intrapreneurship and intrapreneurs and discuss how — and why — to bring these characteristics into your daily work.
This document provides an introduction and overview of an entrepreneurship course. It outlines the course agenda, who should take the course, and how entrepreneurship can be learned. The key points are:
- The course will explain what entrepreneurship is, why it is important, and profiles of successful entrepreneurs. It will be taught through practical examples and require a mentor.
- Anyone interested in starting their own business or working in entrepreneurship should take the course, including young individuals and current entrepreneurs.
- Entrepreneurship can be learned, but it is experiential and always requires a mentor, as startup success depends on more than just luck.
- The document recommends several books to further understand entrepreneur
Having recently written an article on the difference between entrepreneurship and intrapreneurship, I decided to look at intrapreneurship definition.
This presentation has been researched and written by Russell Bowyer, who has been both an Intrapreneur and an entrepreneur himself.
Within this slideshow, I will be looking at the following subheadings relating to the Intrapreneurship Definition:
1. Characteristics and Elements of an Intrapreneur – What Defines an Intrapreneur?
2. Why is Intrapreneurship Important?
3. Advantages of Intrapreneurship From the Perspective of the Intrapreneur.
4. Advantages of Intrapreneurship From the Perspective of the Company.
5. Disadvantages of Intrapreneurship From the Perspective of the Intrapreneur.
6. Disadvantages of Intrapreneurship From the Perspective of the Company.
7. Examples of Intrapreneurs and Intrapreneurship.
8.Examples of Intrapreneurship Companies That Encourage an Intrapreneurial Spirit.
9. Insights into Intrapreneurship and Intrapreneurial Spirit.
The document outlines 25 management rules for leading an organization. The key points are: lead with a clear vision and inspire people to achieve it; focus on strategic issues and know what it takes to win; manage less but better by empowering people and trusting them; involve everyone and get ideas from everywhere to spark innovation; simplify processes and eliminate bureaucracy; act with speed, embrace change, and behave like a small company. The overall message is that strong leadership, a shared vision, strategic focus, empowerment of employees, and acting with agility are keys to managing an organization effectively.
Employees at any level have always struggled between wanting to be their own boss in some capacity. The dream (for some) is to be able to work with a large degree of autonomy from the “boss”, in small teams that are personable, collegial and non-hierarchical. This setup is required in situations when things move fast and coordination is difficult or impossible. However, let’s hope it is not because the organization lacks inspirational leadership.
A typical case is a business development team that has been assigned the creation of new business entity in an overseas market. It is entrusted to be entrepreneurial, do the right thing, and adapt to local circumstances. How do you ensure this decentralized team does not reinvent the wheel, make choices that are inconsistent with the company brand, or miss out on opportunities to capture scale economies?
Effective decentralization is thus found in cohesive decentralization. First of all, amount organizational expectations. When a team is given decisional power, upper management should expect that they thoroughly inform themselves on and follow into the “grand scheme”. The team would immediately inform management about any issues that arise, come to them for advice, and take responsibility for corrective action and final results. Effective upward management means involving seniors for maximum effect, rather than keeping them at bay.
Cohesive decentralization is also about strengthening the fabric that keeps everything together, so that the whole organization can fly formation instead of all over the map. We’ve identified the seven key factors that bind teams for success, ensuring each team can thrive and survive within a larger team.
Demystifying Innovation by Dr. Hitendra Patel & discussion panel with Innovat...Rafael Lemaitre
Innovation breakfast: Conference by Innovation Guru Dr. Hitendra Patel, plus a discussion panel with the heads of innovation of: du, Ericsson and the UAE Space Agency and GE
This is a final presentation by a student in John Brown University's OM3283 course. The content of these slides represents the findings and opinions of the student, not the university.
Be Competitively Unpredictable with Open Innovation - February 2013Stefan Lindegaard
The document discusses how companies can become "competitively unpredictable" through open innovation and business model innovation. It emphasizes developing partnerships, communities, and networks to source ideas from outside the organization. Companies are encouraged to change how they innovate by participating in open innovation, being willing to fail, and developing the right culture and framework to embrace new ways of working. The challenges of innovating within large established companies are also addressed.
How To Become A More Innovative LeaderShawn Nutley
The document discusses ways for leaders to become more innovative. It recommends that leaders practice what they preach by consistently showing commitment to innovation through their own projects and work styles. Leaders must also cultivate an innovative culture by ensuring resources are available for creative work and being tolerant of failures from new ideas. Additionally, leaders need to provide employees with the proper tools for innovation and make decisions quickly while trusting their employees' expertise.
1) The document discusses how large corporations can succeed with new businesses without destroying established ones. It recommends creating safe havens far from old businesses and dividing businesses into three horizons based on their stage.
2) The three horizons are established businesses (Horizon 1), starting businesses (Horizon 2), and future businesses (Horizon 3). Resources should be allocated 75% to Horizon 1, 15% to Horizon 2, and 10% to Horizon 3. Each horizon also needs separate organizational structure.
3) Other recommendations include improving business life-cycle management and learning from mistakes and disruptions in other industries to stay ahead of changes. The document emphasizes that innovation is bottom-up but must still be managed strateg
Competitors and businesses must continue to evolve to succeed. Evolution requires leadership and people, though tools only represent tactics. Smart people have further described this: whatever made a business successful in the past will not ensure future success; businesses succeed because of their people; and the purpose of marketing is to generate profit, not just sales volume.
The document discusses intrapreneurship and embracing risk within large companies. It outlines three strategies for innovation - reinforcing the status quo, focusing on strategic portfolios, and empowering intrapreneurship from within. It then describes the culture needed to support intrapreneurs, referred to as "Corsairs", outlining rules and laws they should follow. However, the document notes that moving ideas from initial exploration to sales is incredibly difficult. True success requires navigating this critical step of proving market fit and gaining business support.
The document discusses entrepreneurship and innovation. It defines entrepreneurs as risk-takers who identify opportunities, take action to exploit opportunities, and establish competitive advantages. Entrepreneurs invent new products/services, spot gaps in markets, and improve existing entities. Innovation is creating commercial products from inventions or bringing new inventions into use. Most innovations are incremental improvements, while radical innovations provide technological breakthroughs. Entrepreneurs integrate knowledge and resources to commercialize inventions, and sometimes acquire other companies to rapidly expand product lines and revenues, though acquisitions risk reducing internal innovation. The document uses Henry Royce and the founding of Rolls-Royce as an example of entrepreneurship and innovation.
Entrepreneurship involves finding solutions and innovations to create useful products and applications. An entrepreneurship ecosystem is important for individuals to learn and develop new skills, drives economic and social growth, and allows people to pursue work they are passionate about. Developing an entrepreneurship cell (ecell) on a campus can help educate students, spark creativity, and expose people to new opportunities but requires proper planning, structure, mentorship, and ongoing work to be sustainable.
Top 20 Bank 2.0 experiences in Spain: from internal knowledge to SMO Francisco Álvarez Cano
Top Bank 2.0 Experiences in Spain, from an internal point of view, based on four approaches:
* Innovation approach: Sabadell Labs & Bankinter Labs & BBVA Open Talent; Caja Extremadura Thinking People Workshop; CECA Innovation Blog.
* Efficiency approach: Monitorization: Vigía 2.0 (CECA); Using 2.0 as an (internal) channel: Commercial Twitter (CECA) & Customer support Banco Sabadell & Cancha 2.0 (Caja Navarra); Wikidirectory (embedded in CECA Knowledge Management Bar)
* Loyalty approach: My Notebook (CECA); Virt@aula (La Caixa) & Virtual Campus (Unicaja); ActiBVA-Planta 29 (BBVA) & Estaestuobra (Caja Madrid).
* Productivity Approach: Melania (CECA); SME Social Network (la Caixa); Intranet Sum (CECA)
Las 20 mejores prácticas en Banca 2.0 y Enterprise 2.0 en España: desde el conocimiento interno al Social Media Optimización, desde cuatro aproximaciones:
* Innovación: Sabadell Labs & Bankinter Labs & BBVA Open Talent; Taller de Pensantes de Caja Extremadura; Blog de Innovación de CECA.
* Eficiencia: Monitorización - Vigía 2.0; Uso del 2.0 como canal interno: Twitter comercial de la CECA; Atención a cliente interno del Banco Sabadell; y Cancha 24 horas; Wikidirectorio (aplicación de la barra de gestión del conocimiento de la CECA)
* Fidelización: Mi Cuaderno (CECA); Virt@ula (la Caixa); Campus Virtual (Unicaja); ActiBVA y Planta 29 (BBVA), y Estaestuobra (Caja Madrid)
* Productividad: Melania (CECA), Red Social de Empresas (la Caixa); Intranet Suma (CECA).
Digital Transformation lessons for the financial industry. Working with startups, building startups, investing in startups. Open innovation stories from different industries.
Keynote Presentation by Tomasz Rudolf, CEO of The Heart - European Center for Corporate-Startup Collaboration. www.theheart.tech
Open Innovation in italy- survey 2015-2016Renzo Provedel
This document summarizes open innovation initiatives in Italy based on a survey of 40 business cases. It finds that startups are seen as the key source of open innovation. Large companies' initiatives focus on startup awards, incubators, funding, and acquisitions. Examples include Fondazione Ricerca & Imprenditorialita which funds startups working with large partners, Telecom Italia's startup contest and accelerator, and Enel's program funding joint development with startups. Overall, Italy sees opportunities to strengthen open innovation through broader startup scouting, international initiatives, and increased funding.
The document discusses innovation in banking and financial services. It summarizes that (1) banks have digitized money and customer relations, but are not leading in front-office innovation. (2) Mobile banking will replace online banking as the preferred channel for routine transactions due to its simplicity, immediacy, and ability to provide contextually relevant information. (3) Financial services are increasingly being delivered as a service from the cloud.
Lean Innovation i Saxo Bank / Morgenbooster1508 A/S
Kom videre på www.1508.dk/services
På Morgenboosterne i 2014 har vi talt meget om Lean Startup som metode til at arbejde agilt med både strategi og eksekvering. Få virksomheder er endnu lykkedes med at anvende tilgangen i større skala. Men en af dem er Saxo Bank. En virksomhed der på kort tid har etableret sig som en vigtig spiller i den finansielle sektor, og som på mange fronter har redefineret konceptet ’bank’.
Open Bank Project API Days API Strat Berlin 2015TESOBE
This document summarizes the results of a survey on open banking APIs. It finds that over 60% of banks plan to launch an API initiative in 2015. Key requirements for banking APIs include support for internal and third party access, management and governance, REST interfaces, open data standards, and open standards. Rapid prototyping, improved customer experience, and enhancing reputation are seen as the top benefits. Cultural and security concerns are the main barriers hindering API progress. Success stories from other banks, education, and support from top management are needed to accelerate adoption of APIs.
Open Innovation: Smart Solutions for R&D Pipelinesaccenture
This document discusses organizations embracing open innovation and provides examples of how large corporations are augmenting internal R&D through various open innovation modes. It then summarizes case studies of open innovation efforts at Bosch, Eli Lilly, Evonik Industries, Ford, HP Labs, Huawei Technologies, Pfizer, Samsung, and highlights outcomes such as new partnerships, increased innovation budget/resources, accelerated development timelines, and adoption of new technologies. The research was a collaboration between Accenture and Purdue University to study open innovation practices.
El documento resume las opiniones de Rodrigo García, director del programa de Innovación Financiera y Tecnológica del IEB, sobre la transformación digital en el sector bancario español. Considera que BBVA y Banco Santander son líderes en la transformación digital, mientras que CaixaBank se enfoca en canales como aplicaciones móviles y oficinas. También destaca los esfuerzos digitales de Bankinter y Sabadell. Ve amenazas para la banca tradicional de la entrada de nuevos competidores como empresas tecnológicas y modelos de
The document discusses how companies can become competitively unpredictable through open innovation and business model innovation. It emphasizes the importance of developing the right mindset and framework to embrace external contributions, including through the use of partnerships, communities, and social media. Companies are encouraged to experiment with new approaches to change how they innovate and develop innovative capabilities.
Our latest white paper shares new global research based on 7000 employee surveys in the US, Brazil, UK, Germany, Australia, Singapore and China, UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Egypt. We look at questions like: Can anyone be creative? How do employers build creative cultures? Is playing at work the answer? What are the business rewards of inspiring creativity—and the risks of failing to?
Hot Spots is about a catching perspective on making innovative things happen. It is about collaboration, challenging objectives, exceeding boundaries and productive power. It is a co-creation of two friends who are thrilled by the Hot Spots in their lifes.
The document discusses a study conducted by Jack Morton Worldwide on creativity in business. Some key findings from the study include:
- While most employees believe creativity is important for business success, there is a gap between this belief and leadership support for creative thinking in companies.
- Creative thinking benefits businesses through innovation, growth, and attracting and retaining talent, yet many companies do not actively create environments to support it.
- The study provides recommendations for how companies can better support creativity, such as encouraging collaboration between employees, allowing time for play and leisure to spark ideas, giving freedom to explore ideas without fear of failure, and providing an inspiring work environment.
The Spirit of Co-creation Whitepaper - Risk Managed Creativity For BusinessSense Worldwide
This document discusses co-creation and Sense Worldwide's approach to it. It makes three key points:
1) Co-creation involves asking the right questions of the right people in the right way to foster collaboration both internally and externally. It's about engaging a diversity of perspectives to identify valuable opportunities.
2) Finding the right initial questions is important, and Sense Worldwide's approach involves research, scoping sessions, and getting outside input. The questions also need to engage and inspire participants as well as allow for alignment.
3) Identifying the right people to involve is key. Sense Worldwide looks for those committed to the collaborative journey and who bring diverse skills and mindsets. Principles of engagement include
SA Innovation Summit 2013: Open Innovation - New Opportunities, New ChallengesStefan Lindegaard
This document discusses open innovation and creating an innovation culture within organizations. It emphasizes that open innovation is key to becoming competitively unpredictable in today's business environment. The document provides examples of open innovation practices from various companies and discusses some of the challenges of changing an organization's culture to embrace open innovation and experimentation. It stresses that developing the right skills and mindsets among employees is important for fostering a strong innovation culture.
This document discusses the importance of innovation for organizations. It states that innovation must be purposefully aligned with an organization's strategy and goals. Successful innovation requires a mindset change, including giving people permission to fail and focusing on customer needs. The document also provides a checklist for organizations to create an environment where innovative ideas can be generated, prototyped, and implemented through collaboration.
This document contains notes from a presentation on innovation. It discusses working at startups versus large companies, open innovation trends, the skills needed for innovation work, and networking. The presentation advises developing skills in collaboration, communication, and an international mindset to be successful in innovation. It also offers to help connect the audience to innovation opportunities and networks.
7 Steps for Open Innovation by @Lindegaard: Grading Your Company’s Open Innov...Stefan Lindegaard
Here you can check out my PowerPoint deck for my new concept:
7 Steps for Open Innovation: Grading Your Company’s Open Innovation Capabilities
The premise is that if your company is not already fully engaged with open innovation efforts, it is way behind. This is evident by looking at the number of companies around the globe that today embrace the use of external partners and input into their innovation efforts.
But even though companies continuously launch new initiatives designed to help them leverage the power of outside knowledge and resources to drive innovation forward, there is a sense within these companies that they can do better and take this new innovation paradigm to an even higher level.
They are also eager to get external perspective to make sure they are maximizing results by using best practices in all aspects of their open innovation efforts.
To help companies with this evaluation, I have developed a seven-step assessment tool that helps them evaluate these key areas:
1. Common Language and Understanding, Motivation, Mandate and Strategic Purpose
2. Assets and Needs
3. Value Pools and Channels
4. Internal Readiness
5. External Readiness
6. New Skills and Mindset
7. Communications Strategy
This assessment tool will help companies identify where they may be falling short in any of these key areas as well as provide ideas and insights on how to make the necessary improvements that will give more power to their open innovation efforts.
This is still work in progress, but you can get an idea of what this is about by checking out my presentation here
It would be great to hear your early feedback on the content itself as well as your thoughts on what I should do with the concept itself. Maybe it would be more valuable for the open innovation community as some kind of an open source project? What do you think?
think is an innovation management consultancy that provides various services to help organizations innovate, including consultancy, workshops, events, and training. Some of their key services involve helping organizations embed innovation into their culture and processes, conducting workshops on topics like new product development, and providing innovation training programs. Their goal is to help organizations build the skills and mindsets needed to sustain innovation over the long term.
Leadership for Innovation: Rethinking Management and Organization ParadigmsEdward Erasmus
This document discusses innovation, leadership, and organizational change. It argues that leaders need to adapt to increasing speed of change, engage employees and customers, and focus on sustainability. Old management paradigms based on control and short-term profits are outdated. The document advocates for network-based organizations that focus on creativity, collaboration, intellectual capital, social capital, and learning to create innovation. Effective leadership requires establishing clarity of purpose, cultivating an open environment, and facilitating new ideas.
Riding on the Currents of Innovation to Supercharge Employee RelationsJoris Claeys
Organizations don't innovate! People do!
Breaking down silos – making things happen!
Building the NEW! Cultivate change! Do it with PASSION!
Enabling intrapreneurship through innovation champions, change agents and wave makers!
Leaders need to cultivate, hone-in and strategically unleash intrapreneurship across their organization or team.
Key to cultivating intrapreneurship is transparency: foster a healthy environment, where intrapreneurs flourish
Many want what innovation delivers, but aren’t prepared to do what it takes!
Organizations and leadership need to be AGILE – ADAPTIVE – RESPONSIVE
Creating an agile culture fosters forward thinking innovation!
Capacities bring forward your uniqueness, through emphasizing on your strengths and knowing your limitations for ourselves, team, company and ultimately the extended enterprise in which you operate. Resulting in effective collaboration – co-creation – co-design
Adaptive innovation cultures and human innovation capacities encourage ability to spot unique opportunities.
Landscape of the future
Why the career ladder no longer matters!
From hierarchy to lattice!
More companies look at alternative structures & why you should too.
CXO’s should experiment with ‘next stage’ organizations.
TEAL is the new green+blue addressing
all 5P’s of thrivable sustainability
This would be amazing! but we could never do this because …
“People from all ranks sense but hide the real pains, that something is broken in the way we run organizations. We need to create a whole ecosystem of support for organizations going Teal” – Frederic Laloux
“The ground beneath us is shifting at an accelerating rate. The implications for strategy are profound!” – John Hagel
“The truly creative changes and the big shifts occur right at the edge of chaos. Creativity is not an option, it’s an absolute necessity!” – Sir Ken Robinson
It’s imperative to bring creativity to learning!
Enabling us to be innovative!
Without change of mindset
real magic cannot be expected!
think, lead & act without the box
amaze – attract – advance
Speaking engagement at
PMAP Regional Conference 201508 – People Management Association of the Philippines
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You can request this presentation in PDF or PPT with full animation email at
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Lean Innovation for Micro Enterprises Module 8 How to Foster CreativityBanbridgeDistrictEnt
Here are some potential creative ideas for products that could be useful during the COVID-19 pandemic generated using brainstorming techniques:
- Touchless door opener - A device that can be attached to doors to allow them to be opened without touching the handle or surface with your hands
- Automated grocery pickup/delivery robot - A robot that can travel to grocery stores, select items from an online order, and deliver them directly to people's homes in a contactless manner
- Air purifying face mask - A face mask that filters air being breathed in and out while also purifying exhaled air using UV light or other technologies to kill viruses before it's rebreathed or escapes into the air
- Telemedicine examination booth
Kismet is a human potential agency that helps unlock the hidden talents of people in organizations using tested theoretical models and whole-brain learning methods. The agency was founded by Derek Jooste after 30 years of consulting experience in the field of human potential. Kismet believes that people perform at their best when they choose to and that true motivation comes from within, not from external incentives. Past projects for companies like Rand Merchant Bank, Eskom, and MTN helped Kismet refine its approach of bringing out the human factor and motivating employees. Kismet's services include workshops, training programs, coaching, and change management to significantly raise performance and embed strategic values in an organization's culture.
The document discusses how emotional intelligence and soft skills are becoming increasingly important factors for business success. It argues that treating employees like machines is an outdated model, and companies that do not engage with employees and customers on a human level will be at a competitive disadvantage. The document advocates for creating a culture of innovation through developing people's potential by focusing on permission, spaciousness, listening, empathy, and purpose-driven self-expression. It concludes by offering to help companies implement people innovation strategies tailored to their unique visions.
Innovation in Organization is as important as education in a human,s life. Here are 7 Ways Leaders can build a Culture of Innovation in an Organization.
To know more details, visit us at : https://mitidinnovation.com/recreation/innovation-in-organization/
VidenDanmark holdt den 23. marts 2010 møde hos MillionBrains om åben innovation og videndeling. Sam Kondo Steffensen fra MillionBrains fortalte deltagerne fra VidenDanmark om baggrunden for MillionBrains-projektet - og om hvad idéen er med platformen. MillionBrains er rigtig åben innovation - man kan lægge Challenges ud - og alle kan melde sig ind som Brains. På sigt vil man nok være lidt kritiske ift. hvilke challenges, der kan lægges ud. MillionBrains bygger på en teknoligi - der arbejder semantisk - i stedet for søgeteknologi ønskes det modsatte - at informationen kommer til dig - på baggrund af opsamlede data.
Similar to Rabobank he more than 110 year old sartup. (intrapreneurship @ a large bank) (20)
InnoUpdate Episode : 9 topics of innovation managementMaarten Korz
This document discusses 9 topics of innovation management: trends, portfolio, strategy, indicators, process, team, ecosystem, culture, and resources. It provides a high-level overview of these innovation management concepts and includes a call to learn more or sign up for innovation updates from a website on the subject.
Maarten Korz | Curriculum Vitae | October 2019Maarten Korz
Maarten Korz is an innovator and entrepreneur who helps companies with innovation and digital transformation. He has over 15 years of experience in roles such as Innovation Manager at Rabobank, where he created several programs, and as a teacher of New Media strategy. He mentors startups and speaks at conferences on topics like corporate innovation and intrapreneurship.
An innovative culture by brilliant failuresMaarten Korz
Presented at Unleashing Innovation 2019 in Amsterdam
- A personal story of 13 years of innovation
- Failing your way to success
- Challenges and Lessons learnt
Week vd Ondernemer (End of business as usual)Maarten Korz
Presentatie van innovatiemanager Maarten Korz over de digitale trends die op ondernemers afkomen. Daarnaast geeft hij in vogelvlucht aan hoe ondernemers hierop kunnen reageren.
6 Dimensions of Corporate Startup Engagement in a Bank: Case of RabobankMaarten Korz
The document outlines 6 dimensions of corporate startup engagement for Rabobank: 1) financing startups, 2) using startups as suppliers, 3) partnering with startups in financial propositions, 4) connecting clients with startups, 5) accelerating startups through partnerships with accelerators and incubators, and 6) developing internal startups through an incubator. The goal is to help customers innovate, reinvent the bank, and focus on core banking activities through partnerships with startups.
NRCLive FinTech event Trends in FinTech Maarten Korz
Samen met het publiek kijken naar de FinTech trends en deze plotten op de HypeCycle van Gartner. Wat zijn de laatste trends op fintech-gebied en hoe kun je daar als organisatie succesvol op inspelen?
The document discusses innovation management and creating an innovative ecosystem within an organization. It compares the traditional way of working to the startup way of working, advocating for adopting elements of both through an ambidextrous approach. Some key elements discussed include developing a strategy and leadership to support innovation, providing flexible funding and facilities for teams, using lean startup and open innovation methods, and measuring indicators of success to continuously improve the innovation process.
The document discusses building intrapreneur venture programs within large organizations. It provides information on key aspects of intrapreneurship including collaboration, acceleration, autonomy, education, and co-creation. Examples are given of programs at Rabobank to encourage innovation through internal networks, hackathons, and working with startups. The goal is to balance bottom-up and top-down innovation by giving employees freedom to generate new ideas and learn from each other.
The banking industry is changing. It's in a transition a transformation. How can banks adopt? Learn about gamification, intrapreneurship, hackathons and more.
Presentation of Rabobank @ Fresh2015 by Maarten Molenaar & Maarten Korz
This document provides tips for pitching a startup product or idea from experts at a Dutch Fintech Hackathon. It outlines a 2 minute pitching structure that focuses on demonstrating the problem or need that the product solves (70%), the product solution (20%), and results from testing that weekend (10%). Key tips include choosing a clear "OneThing" focus, emphasizing the problem/need over product details, using time wisely in the pitch structure, making eye contact and interacting with the audience, and practicing the pitch for a non-native language audience. The judges will be looking for innovation, validation from testing, a clear presentation, and the presenter's excitement about the product.
EFMA Banking on innovation 2014: Rabobank building an innovative cultureMaarten Korz
Presentation of Maarten Korz (Rabobank) given at the EFMA Banking on innovation conference in june 2014. Presentation is on how to create an innovative culture within a large bank.
The text of the presentation can be found at:
https://innoupdate.wordpress.com/2014/10/23/disruption-is-around-the-corner-how-to-create-an-innovative-culture-to-survive/
Wat doet Rabobank met Gamification? Wat hebben ze gedaan in het verleden. Wat gaat de gamificationhub doen. Presentatie van Maarten Korz & Maarten Molenaar op Gamificationconf 2013.
This document discusses innovation in three sentences:
1. It outlines different phases of innovation including technology triggers, inflated expectations, disillusionment, enlightenment, and productivity.
2. It also discusses different types of innovation such as incremental, radical, and innovation in existing and new products/services.
3. Finally, it briefly touches on trends in innovation including big data, gamification, responsive design, crowd funding, and standardization.
How to involve the customer in the innovation funnelMaarten Korz
Presentation given on 21st of June 2012 at the EFMA Banking on innovation conference.
The presentation shows a couple of crowdsourcing examples & learnings of Rabobank.
Learn more about crowdsourcing by reading the C2B revolutie. http://www.c2brevolutie.nl/
The document discusses how work is changing with virtualization and mobility. It suggests that in the future, employees will have more flexibility in when and where they work using smart handheld devices. Companies will need to adapt security and support to this new environment while also allowing more personal responsibility and entrepreneurship among employees.
1. The document discusses moving from a traditional control-based model to one based on trust and using the power of crowds through cooperation.
2. It advocates for more entrepreneurship and personal responsibility over strict control, comparing different leadership styles and their effects on innovation.
3. The author proposes opening up the innovation process through an online community to generate and improve ideas based on customer feedback beyond internal resources.
This document discusses how Rabobank is taking an innovative approach to collaboration by empowering employees with new digital tools and adopting a more flexible work culture. It highlights how tools now allow employees to work from anywhere, fostering creativity and connectivity. However, this also brings challenges around privacy, reviews, and balancing freedom with appropriate controls and security. The bank is shifting from a top-down management style to one based on trust, agreements over rules, dialogue over instructions, coaching over commanding, and leadership over management.
The Steadfast and Reliable Bull: Taurus Zodiac Signmy Pandit
Explore the steadfast and reliable nature of the Taurus Zodiac Sign. Discover the personality traits, key dates, and horoscope insights that define the determined and practical Taurus, and learn how their grounded nature makes them the anchor of the zodiac.
Tired of chasing down expiring contracts and drowning in paperwork? Mastering contract management can significantly enhance your business efficiency and productivity. This guide unveils expert secrets to streamline your contract management process. Learn how to save time, minimize risk, and achieve effortless contract management.
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intrapreneur