Free Whitepaper
5 myths about innovation
Why they seem plausible and why they are wrong
Successfully innovate by tidying up wrong beliefs
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Free Whitepaper
5 myths about innovation
Why they seem plausible and why they are wrong
Successfully innovate by tidying up wrong beliefs
Download now!
What you can learn from this whitepaper
Many companies, especially medium-sized ones, have recognized that they have to innovate. Nevertheless, they are repeatedly confronted with resistance within their own company. This is based on beliefs about innovation activities that are neither correct nor well-founded. In order to innovate successfully, companies need to put these beliefs to good use on every employee – from top management to production and desk workers.
Based on our experience from dozens of projects, we have identified 5 of these myths around innovation. They all sound plausible and yet they are wrong.
What you will take with you for your daily business
⇒ The 5 dominant myths and beliefs that nip any innovation in the bud
⇒ Effective approaches to convince every employee of your company of the value of innovation
⇒ Numerous assistance for the preparation of successful innovation projects in your company
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