Podcast S7E154: Ralph Christian Ohr - Dual Innovation and scaling up Ventures

In this episode of the Idea to Value podcast , we speak with Dr Ralph-Christian Ohr about ambidexterity, dual innovation and what it takes to scale up new ventures. See the full episode at Rather than there being a single best way to set up an ambidextrous organisation, it requires a set of key principles which all innovation teams and companies need to display. Topics covered in this episode: 00:01:15 - How Ralph got started on Dual Innovation 00:03:30 - The challenge of exploring and exploiting innovation at the same time 00:07:30 - How innovation dies at the handovers , especially when there are separate business units for innovation 00:09:30 - Steve Blank recently mentioned that scaling is the crux of ambidexterity 00:15:30 - What is required to manage the space in between the core business and innovation units 00:20:30 - The principles required for successfully delivering dual innovation 00:23:30 - Where innovation should sit is based on what scope of business it is trying to change 00:25:00 - Idea progress needs a validation process to identify learning loops Links mentioned in this episode: Ralph on Linkedin: Bonus: This episode was made possible by our premium innovation and creativity training. Take your innovation and creativity capabilities to the next level by investing in yourself now, at *

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Podcast S7E154: Ralph Christian Ohr - Dual Innovation and scaling up Ventures is an episode from Idea to Value - Creativity and Innovation by Nick Skillicorn.

This episode is 32:03 long.

This episode was published on Mar 10, 2022.

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