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Benchmarking - to improve operational excellence capability by H-I Network:
This report describes the different levels at which operational excellence can be benchmarked. It concludes that the most useful approach to improving operational excellence is to benchmark the organisation’s underlying capability to improve its operations. The paper also offers advice on overcoming the most common weaknesses or threats to a programme to improve operational excellence that H-I has not addressed elsewhere.
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Innovation Stress Points - identifying and overcoming the barriers to creating strategic value by H-I Network:
This report will alert you to the stress points that you are likely to encounter in your innovation programme and help you to mitigate their effects of avoid them altogether.
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Major change - delivering on the original intents by Corven Consulting:
This paper argues that the benefits of major change are only realised afterwards, in business-as-usual (BAU). If your heroes are only those that have led a major change, your organisational response to performance improvement will be yet another major change. The paper describes how to derive benefits by designing for success in BAU, realising the promise of change, and making heroes of the people that deliver the benefits.
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Using performance measurement to improve business operations by Corven Consulting:
This paper argues that performance measures are different to management information, legislated and regulatory measures. Organisations have a choice as to what they are. However having (even good) measures is not enough. The paper describes organisational models, management systems, skills, processes and methods that will drive performance improvement from the measures.
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Green Lean by Corven Consulting: Most organisations have separate initiatives to increase efficiency (Lean) and improve environmental sustainability (Green), and are missing out on considerable benefits that result from their combination. Benefits include improved strategic alignment, more motivated staff, increased savings in operations, greater reduction in environmental damage, and boosted image. This paper describes how to get these benefits.
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Open
Innovation in Action: How to be strategic in the search for
new sources of value by Andrew Gaule: Open
innovation is fast-becoming the preferred model for new product
and service development at leading organisations. This book
explains what open innovation is, and why it is relevant to
your organisation.
Available on Amazon.
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Winning Ideas For Strategic Growth And Venturing - Ready To Roll by
Andrew Gaule and Andy Morrison: This new report looks
at why managers often find it difficult to grow significant
new businesses and why other companies succeed. The report
builds on a research project undertaken by Andrew Campbell
and Robert Park of Ashridge Strategic Management Centre.
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Innovation Performance Measurement - Striking The Right Balance by David
Birchall, George Tovstiga, Andy Morrison and Andrew Gaule: Best practice management from key people involved in the innovation
process. "You can't manage what you don't measure".
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Innovation Leadership - Roles And Key Imperatives by Dr. Jill Hender: Based on best practice management of the key people involved
in the innovation process.
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Corporate Innovation - Going Beyond The Idea by Andy
Morrison: Based on original research with leaders
of innovative new business ventures within major organisations.
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Corporate Venturing - Rewarding Entrepreneurial Talent by Andrew Gaule
and Nigel Spinks: Based on original research with leaders
of new venture teams and human resource specialists within major
organisations.
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Review
of Leading Global Corporate Venture Units by Andrew Gaule
and Maura Moore: Nick
Allen, Head of Unilever Group Corporate Ventures said "As
part of a review of the progress being made by its corporate
venturing activities, Unilever felt it was important to understand
what other corporates were doing, so we sponsored this Henley
project"
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