Published: 29 January 2024
Summary
While many organizations have had formal innovation programs for several years, scaling proven ideas to fully commercialized or deployed solutions has been a constant challenge. Executive leaders should use the recommendations in this research to address the perennial barriers to scaling innovation.
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Key Findings
Strategy barriers to scaling innovation include lack of investment, misalignment of innovation goals with business objectives, and lack of program connectivity with upstream strategy and downstream execution.
Process barriers to scaling innovation include innovation process gaps, lack of customer centricity and ineffective metrics.
Cultural barriers to scaling innovation include risk aversion and internal politics, not invented here (NIH) syndrome, and lack of diversity in people and ideas.
Recommendations
To overcome organizational barriers to innovation, executive leaders should:
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