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Innovation Culture

  1. 1. Innovation Culture Creativity, Motivation and Leadership Adrián Perreau de Pinninck, Ph.D. R&D Coach @ Intelligent Pharma
  2. 2. What is innovation? Innovation is the creation of better more effective products, processes, services, technologies or ideas
  3. 3. Keys to Innovation Leadership - ability to enlist the aid of others Motivation - tool to achieve a goal Environment - surroundings, physical and emotional Creativity - the mental processes of creation
  4. 4. Leadership Any group of people is essentially a tribe
  5. 5. Tribal Maturity Stages It’s all about how you relate and what language you use
  6. 6. Servant Leader Achieving results by giving priority attention to the needs of their colleagues
  7. 7. Noble Cause, Values, Goals With a potent vision of where they are going, they will figure out how to get there
  8. 8. Extrinsic Motivation It only works for repetitive tasks. The creative capacity is reduced.
  9. 9. Intrinsic Motivation Getting them to act because of their need for: Autonomy, Mastery and Purpose.
  10. 10. Achieving Change Direct the Rider, Motivate the Elephant, Shape the Path
  11. 11. Innovation-friendly Environment Remove separations, movable furniture, whiteboard walls, post-it notes, accessible info
  12. 12. Knowledge Sharing Wikis and Visual management tools Seminars and Workshops
  13. 13. Continuous Improvement Kaizen - evolutionary and incremental Kaikaku - revolutionary and radical
  14. 14. Creation Process From problem description to solution
  15. 15. Gathering Information Goals and Objectives, Information tree, Mind map, Defining paradigm, Dominant ideas, Hidden assumptions
  16. 16. Generating Alternatives Challenging assumptions, fractionation, reversal, analogies & metaphors, random stimulation, ...
  17. 17. Evaluation Filter bad ideas, experiment with the good ones and implement those that worked
  18. 18. Group Creation Techniques Brainstorming 6 Thinking Hats Work Cafe Retrospective Open Innovation
  19. 19. Conclusions A company is a tribe with it’s own culture As an integral part of the complex system you can only influence it from within Innovation can come from anyone, be prepared Setting up the appropriate environment takes resources, if done correctly it will pay off
  20. 20. Bibliography Management 3.0: Leading agile developers, developing agile leaders Tribal Leadership: Leveraging natural groups to build a thriving organization Switch: How to change things when change is hard Drive: The surprising truth about what motivates us Lateral Thinking: Creativity step by step

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