Ishikawa Diagram: A Human Approach to Problem-Solving in Business | The 4 Fishes
Human-caused problems need a human approach for a solution. Many managerial problems are bottom down based on human activity, motivation, or skill. The Ishikawa Model represented as a Fishbone Diagram is a good approach to displaying the problem, but only focusing on and describing the problem is not enough to find a solution.
Fixing Complex Problems? Check Out this Fish to Solve Them Easily.
Fixing complex problems is hard. One way to tackle solving complex issues is to find the root problems. This fish model simplifies what and how to think of your situation - to solve it easily.
Managing Technology and Innovation: The “Not-Invented-Here”-Syndrome
Of course, sometimes “improvements” are either not that great, too costly, too time-consuming, too impractical… or simply not an objective improvement. But sometimes, even if it objectively benefits an organization, a great idea can still get refused. This is where research points to the so-called NIH syndrome.
Why You Need an Innovation Strategy: 3 Reasons
Strategy is important. But what about Innovation Strategy? Isn’t that already included in the “regular” strategy? Read up on this post to find out three important reasons why you need an Innovation Strategy.
Meet the Incredible, Unsung Heros of Shared Value Businesses
Customers today do not only demand more from your product or service. They expect you to contribute to society as a whole and in a good way. With intention.
This is a list of those companies.
