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Measuring the Performance of the Innovation Process
When executives examine how smart their innovation processes are, the soul–searching involves questions of effectiveness, efficiency, and risk. How does the company's record of success in innovation stand up against competitors'? Does the company achieve an adequate return on its investments in technology? Is the company's innovation process sufficiently under control to improve the predictability of results?
When executives examine how smart their innovation processes are, the soul–searching involves questions of effectiveness, efficiency, and risk. How does the company's record of success in innovation stand up against competitors'? Does the company achieve an adequate return on its investments in technology? Is the company's innovation process sufficiently under control to improve the predictability of results?
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