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2012/02/22 in Googol | Tags:

A story of Googols engagement in Inclusive Innovation and Social Entrepreurship. A story about Googol Unites. All told in a different way.

iPM Challenge at Stockholm School of Economics

Thursday February 23, Googol will rally the troops of the MBA program at Stockholm School of Economics. First out is Dariush Ghatan with a maybe provoking but definately inspirational talk about innovation in todays business environment. When the pace is set, Joachim Cronquist and the iPM-team will infuse further energy by activating the whole group in the iPM Challenge™ workshop.

Innovation Performance Index

Innovation Performance Index (iπ) defines the ratio between the value adding output and the input of resources needed to develop and provide those products and services. As a benchmark, the metric should be larger than 3.14. Possible, you tell me?

In its simplest form, iπ is described as:

That is:

  • NPV is Net Present Value
  • I is Investment.

 

Innovation Portfolio Management: A source of relief for the stressed Innovation Manager

What gives the ambitious Innovation Manger a good night's sleep? From Googols experience, it is the comforting feeling of knowing that your organization is working with the right projects and delivering the most value on time spent. This is what Innovation Portfolio Management (iPM™) is about!

Googols Jan Sandqvist to speak during Venture Cup at Stockholm School of Economics

Googols Jan Sandqvist will speak at Stockholm School of Economics in connection with the contest Venture Cup. The speech is headlined " Find the Right Business Model". Mr. Sandqvist will "unbox" Osterwalders Business Model Canvas and two very successfull cases: Nespresso and Nintendo Wii. 

Portfolio Management at Arla Foods

In this article, Joachim Cronquist interviews Robert Svanberg from Arla Foods regarding the company’s implementation of the Stage Gate Model and its approach to Portfolio Management.

Commercialization and Corporate Venturing Workshop at IIA 2011

We were instantly thrown into what the workshop leaders called – Activated Participancy – a method that engaged as much of our consciousness as possible. Just to name a few latent and subliminal characteristics, which manifested during that short but impactful session: fearfulness, playfulness, competitiveness, curiosity, creativity, experiential memory, and resistance.

Idea Management Workshop at Innovation in Action 2011

2011/11/07 in Googol, Innovation Pioneers | Tags: Jan sandqvist

Are new ideas the important fundament of your company’s future? Or are they just annoying tricks from employees to keep top management busy?

To me, ideation is the unanimous first step in any innovation management process. Without saying, while registering for the workshops at the Innovation In Action 2011 symposium, I found my computer cursor naturally gravitating towards the Idea Management registry checkbox.

“Checked!”

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