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The 5 Business Model Validation Tricks That Corporations Don’t Know

The 5 Business Model Validation Tricks That Corporations Don’t Know

by Tim Ogilvie | Innovation Strategy, Product and Service Development, What's Trending

Here are 5 business model validation tricks, borrowed from startups, that work equally well for scaled enterprises.

Product Management Flips the Operating Model

Product Management Flips the Operating Model

by Tim Ogilvie | Innovation Strategy, Product and Service Development

Peer Insight recently led a scan of product management capabilities at leading firms. We spoke with product management pros at ten admired companies. The participating firms were Capital One, Humana, USAA,...
5 Ways Leaders Are Responding to Covid-19

5 Ways Leaders Are Responding to Covid-19

by Tim Ogilvie | Innovation Strategy, What's Trending

Over the past month, we’ve been in touch with several dozen growth leaders at large enterprises. Who better to navigate uncertainty, create rapid prototypes, and make effective pivots? Here is a...
Top 5 Missteps of Innovation Labs

Top 5 Missteps of Innovation Labs

by Tim Ogilvie | Innovation Strategy

A successful corporate innovation lab, incubator, or accelerator depends upon three things: people, people, and people. That’s what I learned by speaking with the heads of innovation labs at 12 Fortune 500...
The Pinocchio Problem: Why Your Product Wishes It Could Be a Service

The Pinocchio Problem: Why Your Product Wishes It Could Be a Service

by Tim Ogilvie | Product and Service Development

Pinocchio was a wooden puppet, carved by the shoemaker Geppeto, who wished he could be a boy.  In the same way, your tangible product wishes it could be a service. Why? Being consumed as a service makes your...
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