New Research on the Link Between Learning and Innovation
Briefly

Innovation efforts often stall due to confusion over learning activities. Teams frequently engage in various tasks like customer interviews and brainstorming without understanding their interconnections. This lack of clarity can undermine innovative efforts, even when teams are putting in significant effort. Leaders must recognize that innovation is a complex process requiring coordinated learning to overcome obstacles and foster a successful environment for new ideas.
Innovation requires continual learning and clarity in processes. Without a clear understanding of how various learning activities connect, teams may face confusion that hinders effective innovation.
Leaders recognize the importance of innovation in their organizations, yet they often overlook the intricacy of the learning activities necessary to promote an effective innovative process.
Read at Harvard Business Review
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