Innovation
Attracting and Enabling Innovation Paid Members Public
Exploration is essential for innovation. Offering this option will attract those who are endlessly curious and life-long learners. These people are true innovators that ultimately have the potential to drastically change your company and, likely, the entire world.
The Innovation Cycle: 4 Ways to Maintain Momentum Paid Members Public
Keeping an air of innovation and inspiration alive in the workplace can be a difficult task, but there are ways for leaders to keep the momentum going once the spark has been lit.
The DIGITAL TWIN Concept — Healthcares Transition Towards Homecare — The Making of an Exponential Health Metaverse Paid Members Public
Next Generation Healthcare systems will need to focus on prevention / early detection and pro-active therapy, and they will employ exponential technologies. This likely will lead to significant changes in the way we experience, think about, and deliver healthcare.
Six Principles TymeBank Used To Scale (That You Can Use Too) Paid Members Public
Factors that appear to consistently create a culture that allows for these better, faster decisions include having a leadership team that is purposeful, curious and courageous. That opens the possibility for creating autonomous teams and encouraging rapid experimentation and prototyping.
Think “Inside” the Box: Empower Your Inner Potential to Get 10x Successful Ideas Paid Members Public
We'll explore different thinking styles, & define what it means to “think out of the box” and why it does not always work. As well as steps to think “inside the box.”
Employee Centricity Alone Might Not Prevent Great Resignation Paid Members Public
We are in a transitional period toward new organizational architectures. The next significant innovation will not be technological, but in the way, we organize our potential.
How Health Economics Will Improve Clinical Trials to Maximize Health Paid Members Public
Due to the increasing urgency of accessing healthcare services, and a patient-centric approach, decisions need to be more open, fair, and empowering of patient opinions. Health economics guarantees a decision-making framework.
Success Behind Failure: Innovation Comes From Mistakes Paid Members Public
Failure reduces costs and encourages collaboration: research and innovation in science call for failure, which must be taught, nurtured, understood and integrated into one's scientific paradigm.
