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Improvisation within a guiding
structure
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Here are the 11 Guiding Principles
(practice tips) of the Jazz of Innovation that will help you to
establish an effective
innovation process in
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Encourage Accidental Discoveries
Many ideas surface in the
strangest ways, often when they
are least expected. Sometimes
they seem to pop up almost by
accident. "Sketch ideas and make
things, and you're likely to
encourage accidental
discoveries,"
advises Tom Kelly from
IDEO. The accidental
discovery is triggered by
chaos, experimentation and
contradictions, rather than by
order and logic...
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Play
InnoBall
entrepreneurial simulation game
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InnoBall (Innovation Brainball) will help you anticipate moves of
diverse 'enemies' of your innovation project and take preventive actions.
The simulation game will also help you develop
much stronger
business strategies,
business case, and business model.
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The
InnoBall game
process is an improvisation.
The
innovation team makes strategic moves.
Opponents
counterattack.
Innovators try to
anticipate opponents' counterattacks
and
address challenges creatively.
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Examples of Successful Business
Practices
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Silicon Valley
In
Silicon Valley, companies
nourish the
relentless-growth attitude,
challenge the status quo and
encourage creative
out-of-the-box thinking mixed
with pragmatic business
judgment.
Aetna Insurance
Aetna Insurance brought in jazz
bassist Michael Gold and his
ensemble to teach improvisation.
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BP
To
evolve
BP into an
adaptive organization, John
Browne decided to raise the
creative tension. He
deliberately moved the
organization to a situation that
was at the edge of chaos. That
is, the point at which a natural
equilibrium is found between
chaos and order, comparable to
the conditions in the evolving
natural world.
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