Not invented here? Why letting go is sometimes the hardest part of innovation

History is full of examples of innovations which, despite their promise, have been resisted by established players – the ‘not invented here’ (NIH) effect. And although we’re familiar with the problem it doesn’t seem to have gone away; there are still plenty of examples to be found across today’s innovation landscape. This podcast explores the new technology of unmanned aerial vehicles - drones - and how they may represent the latest incarnation of NIH. You can find a transcript together with many other resources, video, audio, cases, tools, even some songs - ⁠at my website here⁠

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Innovation doesn't just happen. It's not like the cartoons - a lightbulb flashes on above someone's head and that's it. No - it's a journey and we need to understand how best to prepare for that journey, whatever kind of value we are trying to create. This podcast is about some useful lessons we might take on board to help develop our capabilities.For more, see my website:https://johnbessant.org