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6 Pressing External Innovation Questions Answered

Planview

Editor’s note: The following Q&A is an extension of a webinar about external innovation hosted by Doug Williams, Director of Innovation Strategy at Spigit. The questions were provided by webinar attendees. Q: When it comes to external innovation, can you provide some examples of incentives for participation?

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Book review: The Strategy Book by Max McKeown

Red Star Kim

Book review: The Strategy Book by Max McKeown Author and book overview of The Strategy Book Author Max McKeown, with both an MBA and PhD from Warwick Business School, is a strategy and innovation coach for leading companies. Key strategy questions: What do we want to do? He’s clearly an advocate for scenario planning. overall purpose?)

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The Rise of Voice Search and Its Impact on SEO

Strategic Communications

“As more people create this type of content around super long-tail keywords, voice search can interpret the specific context of a user’s request and, in return, provide specific answers.” Optimize your content to provide comprehensive answers to user queries. Think beyond keywords, and prioritize content depth.

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Digital Transformations Are Crucial to Optimizing Innovation Value

Planview

Speed in delivering high-value innovations is a critical differentiator that can make or break companies. According to a Boston Consulting Group report, companies prioritizing innovation—arriving first to market with new and relevant ideas—outperform the MSCI World Index on shareholder return by 3.3 percentage points per year.

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Coaching and Consulting skills – Limiting beliefs, approaches to helping and marketing consultancy

Red Star Kim

One of most common is that of Socratic questioning which is used by counsellors and therapists in Cognitive-Based Therapy (CBT). Whereas in consulting the helper initially asks questions but is more likely to contribute content and their own ideas.

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Navigating the Uncharted: A Reflection on 2023 and Strategic Planning for 2024

CMOE

To understand your learning journey in 2023, record your answers to the following questions: 1. As you consider these questions, think about how your responses can shape your goals and guide your adjustments to your strategy for the upcoming year. What new skills and knowledge did you learn throughout the year?

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Does Your Strategic Planning Process Incorporate Customer Value?

Luminas Strategy

The following Harvard Business Review article, “The Hard Questions to Ask When Planning Your Strategy” provides an interesting perspective on conventional strategic planning and the importance of being realistic about the value that your organization creates. Where do we want to go? What is a credible path to get there?