We all want breakthroughs; it’s just that we can’t know exactly which of the bold new ideas will break through. It’s is also hard to get traction for ideas that are so far ahead of their times that the infrastructure or human habits do not yet support them.
As many technology companies have seen to their peril, you can leap much too far into the future by seeking revolution, not evolution, leaving potential users in the dust. But steady progress — step by single step — can win internal support and the external race for share of market or share of mind. Especially if you take each step quickly.
Content: Article
Author: Rosabeth Moss Kanter
Source: Harvard Business School (HBS)
Subject: Innovation
Author: Rosabeth Moss Kanter
Source: Harvard Business School (HBS)
Subject: Innovation
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