To achieve process innovation, you must first understand the tools your organization already has. Changing how you use these investments requires a blend of inventiveness and courage.

Process improvement and innovation are not just complementary—they are inseparable. To thrive in today’s competitive landscape, organizations must understand that these two forces work best ...

Is there a manageable, predictable process for product innovation? Many people would say no, but Josh Valman contends that there is. And he has credentials in that area as CEO of RPD International ...

In Praise of Process Innovation, the Idea Economy’s Behind-the-Scenes Workhorse. Product innovation gets all the love, but there’s real value in changing the way we work and make things, too.

The innovation process always begins with an idea. In order for those ideas to grow into successful innovations, CEOs and CIOs must define a process that allows ideas to be collected, nurtured and ...

In SOA nirvana, software developers will become "composers," DBAs will become "repository keepers," CIOs will become "chief process innovation officers," and the rest of us will just be plain old ...