A big idea, that collaborative innovation requires us to reconceive our idea of "failure," seems to be taking hold. We're getting it that an iterative process will include segments that don't achieve closure, don't solve the problem, aren't ready for the market. We're getting it that, since we can't foresee an emergent outcome, we have no way of knowing when exactly we'll get there.
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Gaining Confidence Means Reconceiving Failure
By Lee Devin
Posted October 29, 2009 | Leadership | Leadership |

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