Dr. Mahesh Joshi, Director of the Innovation and Entrepreneurship Program at nearby George Mason University, joined us in studio for the 11th episode of “The Innovation Engine” podcast to talk about the importance of process in driving innovation.
As head of George Mason’s Innovation and Entrepreneurship Program, Dr. Joshi’s research interests include process innovativeness, the adoption of new technology, and strategic change. His published research includes topics such as business continuity planning, corporate governance, global strategy, and strategy in the public sector.
Our goal with the latest episode of the podcast was to understand why process is such an important component of driving innovation initititatives in an organization. Here is a quick overview of the discussion:
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Liked the talk. Good direction for future innovation which is more value and customer based not just a patent based. It set the direction for the fresh innovators.