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edXDeveloping Breakthrough Innovations with the Three Box Solution
41 studentsBEGINNEREnglish
Korshub's take
Most organizations pour energy into running what they have today, then wonder why innovation stalls. The Three Box framework stops that trap by forcing a clear choice: what deserves peak efficiency (Box 1), what baggage must go (Box 2), and what future you're actually building (Box 3). This course, taught by a leading strategy thinker, gives you the toolkit to allocate time and resources correctly so breakthrough ideas become new businesses. The framework works whether you're in a startup or a corporation.
About this course
Companies today are constantlyhaving to adapt and redefinetheir strategies due to the impact of technology and globalization.To be a leader in the future means you need to be able to change, adapt, and innovate.
In this course, part of the Leading Innovation Professional Certificate program, you will learn from the leading expert on strategy and innovation, Vijay Govindarajan (VG), about the Three Box framework, defined below:
Box 1 Manage the present: Managing the core business at peak efficiency
Box 2 Selectively forget the past: Abandon ideas, practices, and attitudes that could inhibit innovation
Box 3 Create the future: Develop and convert breakthrough ideas into new products and businesses
The Three Box framework is a method and toolkit designed to help organizations appropriately allocate their time and resources to implement transformational business models. This course will teach you how to accelerate the success of innovations in your own company.
The course is organized into four modules, where eachconcept istaughtusing a series of videosand illustrative examples to help deepen your understanding.
The course is based onThe Three Box Solution: A Strategy for Leading Innovation book. The content of this course is relevant for a large corporation, a mid-size business, a startup or a nonprofit organization. Because innovation is a team sport, the course is useful for individuals who intend to advance careers in R&D, Engineering, Manufacturing, Marketing, Sales, Service, Human Resources, Accounting, and Finance.
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