Innovating With Abandon: The Perils of Too Much, Too Fast, Too Soon
2020/10/28
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The Buzz 1: “It’s just like driving a car faster: At some point there becomes a speed where you can’t go through the twists and turns responsibly anymore.” fastcompany.com The Buzz 1: “Staying innovative is vital to remaining alive and successful. But innovation is not only about having good ideas, it is also about cultivating the best conditions in which top teams can perform.” imd.org The Buzz 3: “Innovation for innovation’s sake isn’t always a good thing.” advantexe.com Yes, innovation! To get ahead of the competition, enterprises moved to cloud-based solutions to open the door to innovation opportunities. But in their eagerness to discover as many “shiny new pennies” as fast as possible, some businesses ended up with a compromised infrastructure, end-to-end process failures, and new security risks. We’ll ask Tom Roberts at SAP, Kamal Ahluwalia at Eightfold.ai, and Mani Pirouz at SAP for their insights on Innovating with Abandon: The Perils of Too Much, Too Fast, Too Soon.

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The Buzz 1: “It’s just like driving a car faster: At some point there becomes a speed where you can’t go through the twists and turns responsibly anymore.” fastcompany.com The Buzz 1: “Staying innovative is vital to remaining alive and successful. But innovation is not only about having good ideas, it is also about cultivating the best conditions in which top teams can perform.” imd.org The Buzz 3: “Innovation for innovation’s sake isn’t always a good thing.” advantexe.com Yes, innovation! To get ahead of the competition, enterprises moved to cloud-based solutions to open the door to innovation opportunities. But in their eagerness to discover as many “shiny new pennies” as fast as possible, some businesses ended up with a compromised infrastructure, end-to-end process failures, and new security risks. We’ll ask Tom Roberts at SAP, Kamal Ahluwalia at Eightfold.ai, and Mani Pirouz at SAP for their insights on Innovating with Abandon: The Perils of Too Much, Too Fast, Too Soon.

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