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Katie Barry

Commentary by Katie Barry

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February 6, 2007
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Surveying Innovation Activity

InnovationLabs released results of its Permanent Innovation survey this week. Particularly noteworthy responses include:

  • Only 13% of those surveyed felt that their company/organization understands the innovation process.
  • More than half of the respondents felt that "lack of time" was the primary obstacle to their company's innovation with "resistance to change" a close second.
  • 78% of those surveyed are looking for more "methodology description and analysis" and 61% are looking for "methodology recommendations." [I hope that those respondents find their way to the systematic innovation methods and tools on Real Innovation!]

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