Human-Centered Change & Innovation Weekly #89
Braden Kelley
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This week we bring you articles from? Dr. David Burkus , Robyn M. Bolton , ?Shep Hyken , Braden Kelley , Mike Shipulski , Geoffrey Moore and Greg Satell on customer personas, work, productivity, creativity, sports, innovation, teamwork and cognitive biases.
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by Braden Kelley
When doing customer experience work, better to create a range of personas based on where potential customer journeys are likely to diverge and what their behaviors and psychology ...
Guest Post from Mike Shipulski
There’s a lot of noise at work. I’m not talking about the audible noise you hear in your office or the chatter of your coworkers. I’m talking about the noise purposefully created to slather a layer of importance to things that aren’t all that important.
Guest Post from Geoffrey A Moore
Digital transformation is hardly new. Advances in computing create more powerful infrastructure which in turn enables more productive operating models which in turn can enable wholly new business models. From mainframes to minicomputers to PCs to the Internet to the Worldwide Web to cloud computing to mobile apps to social media to generative AI, the hits ...
Guest Post from Robyn Bolton
Creative and reactive both contain the same letters.
Different order.
Very different results.
These are strange times. A relentless stream of news and updates are coming at us, warning us about COVID-19, a declining stock market, rising unemployment, and the financial crunch ...
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by Braden Kelley
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Guest Post from Shep Hyken
Jesse Cole is an anomaly. He has turned the Savannah Bananas, a minor league exhibition baseball team, into a world-class case study in marketing and customer experience. At game time, Grayson Stadium is packed. In fact, every game the Bananas play is sold out. Remember, this is an exhibition team playing in a small stadium that holds just 4,000 fans. They have ...
Guest Post from David Burkus
What makes some teams more successful than others?
What leads teams to consistently deliver great performance while other teams fail to live up to expectations?
Why do some groups of talented and seemingly compatible people fall short against lesser teams with less suitable members?
Years ago, a team of researchers ...
Guest Post from Greg Satell
Probably the biggest myth about innovation is that it’s about ideas. It’s not. It’s about solving problems. The truth is that nobody cares about what ideas you have, they care about the problems you can solve for them. So don’t worry about coming up with a brilliant idea. If you find a meaningful problem, the ideas will come.
I hope you enjoyed this week's contributions from our guest authors and have a fabulous start to the new year! Future editions will arrive each Sunday.?
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Your Host -?Braden Kelley
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