The expectations towards corporate innovators are clear: deliver more results, faster, and with fewer resources.
What does that mean in practice? Here’s our take on the top trends to watch in innovation management in 2025.
Agility is an enabler for innovation. The pace of innovation, while not easy to achieve, has become the ultimate competitive advantage as we all need to adapt quickly to evolving environments, the digital age and increasing pressing needs.
Agile companies grow revenue 37% faster and generate 30% higher profits than their non-agile counterparts.
GUEST POST from Jesse Nieminen What role can AI play in innovation management, and how can we unlock its true potential? Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’ve probably heard a thing or two about AI in the last year. The launch of ChatGPT has supercharged the hype around AI, and now we’re seeing […]
What is the ISO 56000 for innovation and who’s it for? Discover what it means to be ISO 56000 compliant and whether it can transform the way you innovate.
by Braden Kelley Recently I had the opportunity to get a preview of InnoLead’s latest research report sponsored by KPMG. The report is now available to members, and I would be really interested to hear your thoughts on its findings: Benchmarking Innovation Impact 2023 Please let me know where you agree and where you disagree […]
GUEST POST from Jesse Nieminen Our industry of innovation management software is quite an interesting one. It’s been around for a while, but it’s still not a mainstay that every organization would use, at least not in the same way as CRM and team communication software are. Hence, there’s quite little independent research available out […]
GUEST POST from Art Inteligencia In today’s rapidly evolving business environment, the integration of Lean Startup principles into innovation management is no longer optional – it’s essential. This approach equips companies with the flexibility and responsiveness required to manage uncertainty and drive sustainable growth. Lean Startup principles, characterized by build-measure-learn feedback loops, minimum viable products […]
GUEST POST from Geoffrey A. Moore In Silicon Valley, we are in love with disruptive innovations, largely because we make a lot of them and have profited exceedingly well from so doing. But for anyone on the receiving end, the relationship is not so rosy. Yes, the potential for gain is extraordinary, but the path […]
The Architecture of Admiration LAST UPDATED: February 18, 2026 at 2:22 PM by Braden Kelley and Art Inteligencia Every year, the Fortune World’s Most Admired Companies list serves as a masterclass in reputation management. In 2026, the stakes have shifted. We are no longer just looking at who can build a better widget; we are […]