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The Real Innovation Awards took place on 10 December 2020 focusing on the Innovation in Adversity theme. Hear from the Judges’ Choice winners and LBS Faculty on this topic. The event culminated in a fireside chat with representatives of the Warrington and Halton Teaching Hospitals team who won this years’ Innovation in Adversity Award.
Havard Business Review
In their latest HBR article Professor Michael G. Jacobides and Martin Reeves offer a framework for companies to reassess their growth opportunities in the new normal, reconfigure their business models to better realise those opportunities, and reallocate their capital more effectively.
Think at London Business School
In the latest issue of the Think magazine Lynda Gratton reports on how changes to our working lives will affect us all in a post-Covid world; Julian Birkinshaw, Jordan Cohen and Pawel Stach weigh the pros and cons of virtual working; and Tammy Erickson has a checklist for leaders to follow now.
IIE
Read all about the innovation stories of the businesses and people that made it to the finals.
Serendipitous discovery
In this interview, Omar Gabr CEO and Co-founder of Instabug talks to Professor Julian Birkinshaw about the serendipitous way his app came to realisation.
Michael Jacobides – Innovation in Adversity Framework
In this session that took place at the 2020 World Alumni celebration Professor Michael G Jacobides describes his 3R framework (reassess, reconfigure and reallocate) to help organisations win in the new normal.
Faculty Insights on Innovation in Adversity
London Business School faculty share their insights on how adversity stimulates innovation and mention tools and frameworks one can use to manage the innovation process.
