NOT INVENTED HERE cross industry strategies & tools
What can a hospital learn from a hotel? How can a car manufacturer use tools from the games industry? Where can a chemical company apply principles from a festival organiser?
The potential of ideas & approaches from other areas and sectors is enormous, still only very few organisations do cross industry innovation in any kind of structured way.
Not invented here provides you with cross industry innovation strategies & skills and increases your 'match sensitivity'. This book aims to be a joyful guide, using inspiring stories, challenging thoughts and many practical tools.
Cross industry innovation is the clever way to jump start your innovation efforts by drawing analogies and transferring approaches between contexts, beyond the borders of your own industry, sector, area or domain.
This inspirational, illustrated business book presents strategies & tools for cross industry innovation. It emerged from hundreds of conversations with business leaders and innovators and is packed with ideas, approaches, and cases that you can apply in your own industry.
Dive in this rollercoaster of ideas called cross industry innovation and start not just to think outside of the box, but outside of your industry. NOT INVENTED HERE cross industry the lessons from other sectors an open innovation toolkit
Great book 2 thumps up. Really illuminate easy to read. Surfacing a lot of ideas. The essence of Innovation is inquiry. Not a theoretical book but give a lot of reading pleasure!
After seeing an inspiring keynote by Ramon Vullings, I checked out the book and it also did not disappoint. The book is a very short and easy read that is nicely illustrated with a lot of original ideas for practical tools (e.g. use business synonyms to remix your industry) and principles (e.g. find your trusted curators to filter content), to get more creative ideas and become a more creative person. Someone else has most likely already solved your problem. So, go look over the fence to other industries for cross-pollination, cross-fertilization, WWxD or the not invented here, but already invented there...
Not as expected, in my opinion. It provides you few good resources to look for what is developed in different domains, else it provides you a very fragmented approach to delve into cross-industry developments.
This is a amazing book! Amazing for those people that needs to create a dialogue with yourself or into workshops. Because the authors provocate you, providing a lot of tools, insights and examples that, how you could to remix your industry, change your business model, inspire itself in nature, change your business or so, reflect about another industries. This is a excellent book to unite during the co-creation process (and ideation). Is possible to catch it for a meeting about your annual strategy, for example, and give it to all the managers and C-level executives. Buy it.