Tuesday, May 26, 2009

BCG's annual corporate innovation report

The Boston Consulting Group has released its annual report on the state of corporate innovation. This is good benchmarking as General Mills re-examines its own innovation model. A few of the key takeaways are as follows:
  • Innovation remains a strategic priority for the majority of companies, but the number that consider it a top priority is falling
  • Companies consider a risk-averse corporate culture and lengthy development times to be the two biggest forces holding down their return on innovation spending
  • C-level executives are more satisfied with the return on innovation spending than the rest of the company
  • At the majority of companies, there is a void in visible innovation leadership

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