Join expert Kaihan Krippendorff as he challenges the myth that entrepreneurship is the sole driver of innovation. Learn about the vital attributes of successful internal innovators, debunking assumptions and highlighting the role of corporate intrapreneurship. Discover stories of successful internal innovators and tools to overcome barriers to innovation.

Join business strategist and author Kaihan Krippendorff on a journey through ancient wisdom and innovation. Explore the five stages of innovation inspired by Taoist, Hindu, and Buddhist traditions. Discover how Reebok and Puma overcame challenges and embraced change. Uncover the power of language, imagination, and metaphors in shaping innovation. Gain insights into the conditions and beliefs fostering successful innovation.

Renowned Columbia Business School expert and OutThinker Network's founder, Kaihan Krippendorff, decodes The Thirty-Six Stratagems in this fascinating podcast. He uncovers strategic brilliance in historical military geniuses and reveals how these ancient principles can be applied to negotiations, mergers, and more. The podcast explores concepts like Yin Yang Polarity, Wu Wei, and Leveraging Power, providing a comprehensive toolkit for creative thinking and gaining a competitive edge.

Dr. Rob Wolcott, an adjunct professor focused on innovation strategy, and Kaihan Krippendorff, CEO of OutThinker Networks, discuss their book Proximity and its impact on business in a digital age. They explore how technology allows for value creation closer to consumer demand, transforming industries like healthcare and energy. With practical examples from on-demand pharmaceuticals to generative AI, they highlight the future of legacy brands, emphasizing the importance of responsiveness and efficiency in today's rapidly evolving market.

Authors Rob C. Wolcott and Kaihan Krippendorff discuss the proximity revolution, showcasing how digital technologies are revolutionizing industries by bringing custom products and services closer to consumers. They explore examples like vertical farming and on-demand 3D printing, highlighting the impact on sustainability and customer personalization. The conversation also delves into the strategic implications for businesses, emphasizing the importance of visionary thinking and practical applications.

Renowned innovation strategist Kaihan Krippendorff introduces the IDEAS framework, a method to foster breakthrough ideas in large corporations. He shares practical strategies to overcome barriers to innovation and drive internal innovation. The framework focuses on critical conversations for creating a sustainable innovation ecosystem.

Entrepreneur and innovation expert, Kaihan Krippendorff, explores the advantages of being an internal innovator and the attributes required for successful internal innovation. The podcast also discusses the importance of political acumen, recognizing intrinsic motivation, strategic risk-taking, and building a strong team. It emphasizes the need for innovation within organizations and provides insights on how individuals can tap into their entrepreneurial abilities.

Kaihan Krippendorff, founder of Outthinker Networks, discusses the concept of proximity, driving innovation and customization. He highlights the importance of proximity in business, creativity, and workplace efficiency. The podcast explores topics like AI impact on jobs, cross-industry learning, and harnessing proximity for value creation.

Visionary author of "Outthink the Competition," Kaihan Krippendorf, explores the power of outthinking the competition and the secrets to sustained success. Topics include recognizing rigidity, finding strategic options, slowing competitors' ability to copy innovation, the importance of supply chain planning, autonomous connected devices powered by 5G, democratization of information, the death of the middleman, and alternative forms of organizing without hierarchy.

Kaihan Krippendorff, CEO of Outthinker, discusses the value of innovating from within and describes the traits that characterize internal innovators. Topics include overcoming organizational inertia, the role of incentives in driving innovation, recognizing threats and opportunities for innovation, and the benefits of a dual degree program.