Sunday, March 27, 2016

Reading Reflection Week 11

   This weeks reading reflection is based off an article from the Harvard Business Review. "You Need an Innovation Strategy" by Gary P. Pisano is a key informational component in making a successful entrepreneur.  As a part of the Innovation Academy at the University of Florida I found this article to have several relations to my other classes. Innovation is a peculiar subject, not many really known what innovation is or what makes an innovator. This article and the other classes I take give me a special insight into innovation.
   In my first innovation class at UF I felt overwhelmed with ideas. While I thought that was a good thing, to have thousands of ideas, my teacher taught us that it is better to focus on one thing at a time. Much like this article she suggested that we come up with a strategy to help us better form our ideas to be successful. Based on my experience in innovation I completely agree with the author that you need an innovation strategy. I did not agree with the whole article however. Pisano uses Corning's approach to innovation as a key aspect in his article. He did not spend much time looking into other innovation strategies and I believe the article would benefit from that.
    If I were to ask the author two questions I would ask him about his own experience as an entrepreneur and what was his innovation strategy? The article was well written and I did not find anything too confusing. This was my favorite writing assignment so far.

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