Innovation facets: different tools for different aims
Abraham Maslow once wrote, “I suppose it is tempting, if the only tool you have is a hammer, to treat everything as if it were a nail.”[1] This snappy quote captures the insight that our…
How to become a fluent innovator: be deliberate, diversify and declare to innovate
This blog also appeared on Apolitical Not too long ago, I moved from Sydney to Paris. No amount of book-learning could have prepared me for the rapidity of spoken Parisian French nor the sharp and…
Missions: 21st Century Drivers of Innovation?
With the UCL Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose, OPSI reflects on mission-oriented innovation, in the context of its Innovation Facets model.
Crafting an innovation profession for government
Christian bason, from the Danish Design Centre, critically engages with OPSI's new Innovation Facets model.
Innovation facets part 6: Anticipatory innovation
In the last post in our innovation facets series, we went through what is involved in adaptive innovation. In this post, we take a look at the anticipatory innovation facet – what it is, what…
Innovation facets part 5: Adaptive innovation
In the last post in our innovation facets series, we looked at mission-oriented innovation. In this post, we explore the adaptive innovation facet – what it is, what role it plays, how to support it,…
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