Lately, I've been obsessed with methods for facilitating innovation for nonprofits. It isn't a matter of facilitation techniques, but process design.
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Catalyzed by a crisis like no other, the U.S. can realize a new future for health care that's far better than business as usual. 
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Develop your power to generate new ideas and make your teams innovate in any circumstance.
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Take a slightly broader view and it becomes clear that innovation today goes far beyond research labs, Silicon Valley pitch meetings and large corporate initiatives. We all have something to offer and can add to the world’s knowledge in a way that may differ in degree, but not in kind, to the giants of the past.
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At IdeaScale, we define prolific innovators as organizations that have moved more than half of their ideas to the final stage.
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Training is often viewed as only applicable for learning new skills and so employers do not always deem it necessary for some roles. The reality is that training delivers so much more. Absolutely, it builds new skills and increases knowledge - however, it also helps to reinforce the confidence in individuals, helping them to recognise their own capabilities.
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This is the third part of a three-part article series. We are investigating why – despite all the investments made into the early phase of innovation –
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2,000 years on, the notebook is still a great solution. From Muji to Moleskine, here's how to choose a notebook that's right for you.
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Not a scientist? As David Lang shows, you can still play a meaningful role in solving science's hardest problems.
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Contrary to the cliche, just getting out of the box is the worst way to innovate.
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How to win business leaders and entrepreneurs and influence business tourism to your city
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The key to innovation is grasping cycles of preservation, destruction, and creation.
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Today’s leaders can reinvent our dysfunctional economy for increased financial, social, and ecological benefits.
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Most companies reward their employees’ innovative thinking with financial incentives, but studies have shown that innovation is intrinsically motivated, and comes with its own set of inherent rewards. Learn how some companies are optimizing their culture to drive innovation.
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Understand new global and regional consumer trends and uncover innovation opportunities
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Is the iPhone 6S really innovative? And how should do we measure company innovation, anyway?
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How Saint-Gobain and IIT-Madras are providing sustainable housing for people all over the world.
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Apple is at a crossroads. Its innovation engine is sputtering. Sales of its core products are falling. Major investors are worried; some are dumping the stock. Apple should embrace and declare – for the first time – acquisition as its primary innovation strategy.
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Vijay Govindarajan, professor at the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College, explains how to create a new business while optimizing an already existing one.
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The human vocabulary with millions of words is adequate to explain all of our expectations and experiences, even those which are imagined.
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Cities such as Medellin, Singapore, and Houston offer lessons in using resources intelligently.
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