Tag Archives: Innovation Ethics

Innovation Essentials: Who Do You Serve?

Posted on October 17, 2011 by Dennis Stauffer

I’m hard pressed to think of any innovation that benefited only its creator. It seems to me that innovation by definition must benefit someone else, or it has no real value…but there are exceptions (unfortunately). Continue reading →

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Beyond Performance

Posted on November 15, 2010 by Dennis Stauffer

No, performance is not what it’s all about. In fact, it’s possible to put too much emphasis on performance…and as a result undermine your business objectives. That’s right, I said “undermine”. Now, before you decide that I’m some sort of heretic…or just came unhinged, hear me out. You may find that you agree with me. Continue reading →

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The Ethics of Innovation

Posted on October 25, 2010 by Dennis Stauffer

A healthy innovation culture not only promotes creativity and execution, it’s one in which a strong sense of reality permeates the place. Successful innovation isn’t about denying reality or shading the truth; it’s about finding real solutions to real problems. Integrity is its foundation. Continue reading →

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