Building the Right Innovation Portfolio

Posted by Dan Toma
On 19/11/2024

The 70-20-10 portfolio distribution rule isn’t universal. While popularized by companies like Google, the 70-20-10 innovation model is not a one-size-fits-all approach. Companies need to customize their innovation portfolios based on unique factors like market conditions, financial health, competitive landscape and strategic goals rather than adopting this model outright.

Ways of Mapping Your Innovation Portfolio

Posted by Dan Toma
On 09/10/2024

Innovation-led growth, at its core, hinges on how resources are allocated; it’s not simply a matter of creativity or generating new ideas. The challenge lies in prioritizing a portfolio of initiatives in a way that aligns with a company’s strategic goals and prepares it for the future. Often, companies fall into the trap of using […]

Innovation Accounting is for Everyone

Posted by Dan Toma
On 23/04/2024

Innovation accounting can be used by any company regardless of how professional they are with innovation management now. The only things that changes are the metrics and the use of the insights the metrics provide.

Why ISO Standards Fall Short in Innovation Management

Posted by Dan Toma
On 18/03/2024

There are companies nowadays that are recognizing the importance of innovation for their long-term strategic intent. Some of these companies have had great experiences with innovation in the past and just want to double down on the effort and professionalize the practice; while others want to do it, prompted by the success competitors had with […]

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