Triggers for Innovation
This questionnaire of 18 questions tries to understand from industry professionals, academics, trainers and practitioners, the effective triggers for innovation in an organisational setup irrrespective of being a for-profit or not-for-profit setup..
Does fear of losing or fear of failure inhibit innovative thinking ?
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Is it advisable that organisations should follow up a number of innovation initiatives at a time than focus on one single idea ?
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Do you believe globalisation has messed up the innovation ecosystem ?
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Do you think innovation requires the willingness to fail and learn ?
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Creativity and Innovation are different - creativity is thinking and inovation is thinking applied to practice.
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Frequent failure helps people develop humility that is necessary for empathising with others.
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Is it necessary that employees should be motivated enough to embark on an innovation strategy ?
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Do you think Innovation should always break away from existing practices and not be incremental ?
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Is it essential that Innovation initiatives have to be focussed in a particular area than spread over a large area ?
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Innovative thinking, in short, requires the right kind of organisational environment to be built bereft of fear of failure, organisational hierarchy and empathy with the employees who dare to attempt and fail.
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Do you think Innovation should offer clean, workable solutions to practical problems ?
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Humility, empathy and devaluation of hierarchical rank are needed for individuals to innovate effectively.
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To innovate, one must simultaneously tolerate mistakes and insist on operational excellence
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Experimentation driven innovation needs leaders to change their behaviours and thinking
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Should innovation strategies be open across organisations or closed within the confines of an organisation ?
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Is it necessary that Innovation centres should be located close to physical location of plants than be far away ?
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Should the innovation strategy for an organisation be well defined from the beginning itself ?
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In organisational environments we are bothered of deadlines and targets that we forget to think creatively and innovate
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Is failure an unavoidable part of innovation experimentation ?
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Do you believe that Innovation can flourish only when technology lends a helping hand ?
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In order to innovate, we need to change our attitude to failures and mistakes.
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Which strategy not listed above, according to you is the most effective in bringing about change in organisations ?
Do Innovation strategies adapt / evolve over time ?
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Most organisations exist to produce predictable, reliable, standardised results.
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Do you think Innovation solutions should supplement or sync with present solutions ?
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Is it necessary that all innovation initiatives should be backed with enough material and people resources ?
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Does having a planned, disciplined innovation strategy essentially lead to success ?
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Does an Innovation strategy need high level commitment ?
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Do external ideas and thoughts have an impact on the innovation strategy of organisations ?
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Should the innovation strategy be short-sighted and un-enthusiastic. ?
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Is top-down leadership vital for effective innovation in organisations ?
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We shall be more than obliged if you have any other comments to offer ..
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