Abstract
Innovation is on the agenda. It does not matter whether your organisation is small or large, whether you work in industry academia or government, or whether you work in the third sector: innovation is today’s mantra. It seems to have become the holy grail everyone pursues (with varying degrees of success). We all get excited by the potential and possibilities innovation seems to offer. The presentation will ask whether there might be a dark side of innovation. We certainly need to think about innovation, a lot. But perhaps not quite as we know it, and the way we are used to. The presentation will challenge whether we join the quest for innovation too lemming-like, whether innovation has indeed become an end in itself rather than being a means to an end. It will close with proposing some armoury and companions that might help keep the quest for the innovation grail on the right tracks.
Original language | English |
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Publication date | 2011 |
Place of Publication | DTU |
Publication status | Published - 2011 |
Bibliographical note
In series: Proceedings of ICED11Keywords
- Innovation
- Environment
- Product development