12 weeks, 12 questions

For the past 12 weeks I have been answering your innovation questions on LinkedIn. For your convenience I have gathered all the responses on the blog as well.

Q: What is innovation and from where does it arise?
A: https://www.pesec.no/wiqa-1/

Q: How can you make innovation easier?
A: https://www.pesec.no/wiqa-2/

Q: How do you respond to challenges brought by top managers who dismiss innovation and attack it incessantly but without valid arguments?
A: https://www.pesec.no/wiqa-3/

Q: How to increase buy-in from leadership along the innovation journey?
A: https://www.pesec.no/wiqa-4/

Q: How I can learn to sell innovation at the company?
A: https://www.pesec.no/wiqa-5/

Q: How to educate leadership on what is really innovation (vs R&D, vs a buzzword, vs the thing to get rid of as soon as we need to cut the budget)?
A: https://www.pesec.no/wiqa-6/

Q: Innovation takes time; how to make deciders understand that innovation is not a cost center with no outputs?
A: https://www.pesec.no/wiqa-7/

Q: How to define innovation strategy in line with strategic questions/challenges?
A: https://www.pesec.no/wiqa-8/

Q: How can we improve collaboration in R&D and innovation across organizational boundaries?
A: https://www.pesec.no/wiqa-9/

Q: How can knowledge and learnings of innovation processes be captured to improve future activities?
A: https://www.pesec.no/wiqa-10/

Q: All innovation routes have reported mixed results for decades. Building yourself is not per se worse or better than partnering or acquiring solutions/other companies. If any road can take you there, what is the real meaning of Innovation Strategy these days?
A: https://www.pesec.no/wiqa-11/

Q: How can we create a strategy that improves innovation outcomes in a global organization considering different markets e.g. EMEA, China, India, SEA, Americas?
A: https://www.pesec.no/wiqa-12/

Moving on I will be posting these every Wednesday on both LinkedIn and blog.

P.S. If you'd like to me to answer your question as well then just leave it in the comment below.