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7 Practical Ways to Create a More Sustainable Organization

Let's Grow Leaders

And if you work in the B2B space, and you are a supplier to larger companies with NET ZERO COMMITMENTS– it’s important to know that 80% of the emissions are coming from suppliers. Ensure that every link in your supply chain reflects your commitment to sustainability. Select suppliers who share your green vision.

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10 Elements of an Outstanding Customer Service Culture

Skip Prichard

At the same time, I’ve also noticed a distorted mashup of what people think this culture is – from road bikes adorning a wall to illustrate a “commitment to work-balance” to beer taps in the boardroom to ensure a happy (or intoxicated?) Support for customer-focused innovation. ” -Micah Solomon.

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Why B2B Companies Struggle with Collaborative Innovation

Harvard Business Review

Collaborative innovation is a hot topic in the B2C space, where it overlaps with crowdsourcing, but we see B2B players taking an interest as well. Nonetheless, innovating with customers should work well in B2B, as it should give companies a deeper knowledge of their customers and promote a trusting relationship.

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How to Dominate Content Marketing in 2019

Strategy Driven

Conversely, only 39% of B2B marketers said that they had one. While you may fall flat on your face with some of them, you could also be at the forefront of innovation and already be ahead of the race when your competition comes in. Whether it’s Facebook live, AI, or Snapchat, you have to leave space for trial and error. Conclusion.

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Genecians Journey Into Corporate Giving

Mills Scofield

Last month, we learned about Geneca's journey into creating a culture of innovation within the company. Now we can learn about their journey into sharing their talents and treasures with their community. Just goes to show what great leadership can do! The benefits of the program were undeniably compelling so I dug further.

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You Can’t Collaborate Unless You Agree on the Problem

Harvard Business Review

In effect, you give these people the right to participate in your innovation process and influence its final outcome. This sort of collaboration has been well-documented in the B2C context (where it’s often called “crowdsourcing” or “co-creation”), but we see it in B2B companies as well.

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Why Preventing Disruption in 2017 Is Harder Than It Was When Christensen Coined the Term

Harvard Business Review

Yet, despite the fact that all of our guests across our 18 sessions (and counting) have embraced these truths, the average result of such commitments to innovation seems to have been tenuous. But the corporate innovators we’ve talked to all know that. So naturally, as a manager, you left such innovations to new entrants.