What obstacles to successful innovation are you facing right now?

Getting senior leadership on board14%

Getting individual contributors / employees on board29%

We have too many challenges - it feels hopeless20%

Don't have visibility into all challenges - feels like throwing darts13%

Don't know how to build a structure or process for innovation projects5%

Getting budget / resources12%

Red tape / administrative hurdles2%

Identifying and tracking success metrics1%

Something else? Multiple things? Comment below.

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Strategic Banking IT advisor in Banking2 years ago

Innovation equals, sometimes, taking risks. And the more we go, the more we are risk-averse. It means that we often fall into analysis paralysis phenomenon.

Funny enough, we had launched an Innovation Lab in 2016. And people we talking about 'try often, fail fast' way of approaching innovation.

But then, risk, compliance and security folks got onboard...

Director in Manufacturing4 years ago

Our company always touted Innovation as a core goal and a priority. In practice ROI was always trumping Innovation. If your Innovations didn’t have strong ROI it wasn’t going anywhere. Make sure you understand your economics and value even if your Innovation is the best thing since sliced bread, or the Internet

CIO in Services (non-Government)4 years ago

Getting the right personnel.

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