Energía gratis para siempre. Blogging »Ampliación de la Innovación Innovación embudo. The ideas funnel has been with us a long time. We put our ideas into the funnel and then through a process of elimination out ‘pop’s’ finished products. Henry Chesbrough’s famous depiction of the Open Funnel has continued that concept, that ideas enter the more ‘open’ innovation process and go through a more ‘staged gate’ or equivalent process to emerge as the finished product or even spun-out- all well and good. In the past few weeks the funnel has been constantly coming back in my life. It has been bugging me. Recently I was at a European Innovation Conference and we got into a roundtable discussion on managing ideas and up pop’s the fuzzy front end and the funnel and putting ideas through this. So let me lay out my view.
On my return from the conference and the catching up that always follows I have now sat down to investigate where I had read this. Langdon Morris and his book Permanent Innovation Langdon Morris wrote an excellent book Permanent Innovation back in 2006. La Boate, petite fabrique d'innovation | A Marseille, un espace dédié aux projets innovants et au co-working. Son espace connecté de 200m2 se met aussi au service de vos projets et évènements.
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