Innovation is often thought of as something that happens to organisations, products or services. But what happens when the innovation project is ourselves? In this reflective MICL alumni piece, one student turns the innovation lens inward, using the programme’s frameworks to explore change, uncertainty and personal reinvention.

What separates an innovation that creates genuine value from one that never makes it beyond a promising idea?

In this episode of Delivering Innovation, Andy Wilkins and Ian Stromsmoe speak with entrepreneurship and innovation expert Shai Vyakarnam about the journey from invention to adoption. Shai introduces the Triple Chasm model, explaining the distinct challenges of proving that an idea works, building a viable business around it, and eventually taking it into the mainstream market.

In this episode, Kate Stuart-Cox explores why real innovation depends not only on great ideas, but on the trust, collaboration, culture and sustained human effort needed to turn those ideas into meaningful value.

With guest Ian Forbes of the Artemis Partnership, we explored the topic of Delivering Innovation through Ian's experience as a Strategic Bid Consultant helping clients win their most important growth opportunities.

What if your product’s success became your biggest risk? The Meta verdict shows how behavioural design can cross the line from engagement to liability, and why every organisation should pay attention.

Most organisations say they want to innovate. Few actually do. PwC research reveals a 7x gap in revenue from new products and services between top and bottom performers, driven not by ideas, but by the systems and environments they build.

The first in a series of 5 podcasts that Perspectiv is releasing delving into into the topic of Delivering Innovation.