Innovation – Too Risky?
March 12, 2009 by iainchalmers · Leave a Comment
There has never been a time when innovation has been more important. It might be about finding new ways to cut costs or new product opportunities or generating a competitive edge.
Doing something new inevitably involves risk. The problem is that in difficult times people actually want to feel secure. The sales of food in the current environment indicate that people are going back to the brands that they know and trust. Read more
Creativity and the Risk Factor
January 16, 2009 by Holst Group · 2 Comments

Edward de Bono’s Message
Too often people think of creativity as being concerned with new products, new services and new markets. All of these imply a risk factor. So in difficult times people tend to reduce their creative efforts.


