What is a Corporate Venture Builder A Corporate Venture Builder is an innovation department that creates new corporate startups in succession. Corporate Venture Builders spin
An innovation framework provides guiding principles for developing a series of questions that can assess where a product is along its journey.
At GroundControl we’re a big fan of David Bland’s Testing Business Ideas book because it closely matches how we look at the journey from a great idea to a validated business model and it gives a lot of examples of which experiments you can run to de-risk as much as possible. You could even say that GroundControl is Testing Business Ideas software.
From our experience, your corporate startup will only succeed if the key stakeholders of the core business are being managed correctly. But to do so,
Recently, we worked together with author Rob Fitzpatrick to translate The Mom Test into Dutch. It’s one of the first books that we recommend to
The best way to validate a value proposition is by testing if the solution delivers the value the customer is looking for. To test your
The story of how Airbnb started is a great example of “how startups learn by experimenting”. As the founders stumbled upon the idea of Airbnb
This blog is the first of a series of articles on famous companies and the search for their working business model. In 2006, Spotify was
The reason why major companies fail to innovate isn’t caused by a lack of willingness to do so. Rather, the problem is that they’re too
GroundControl is heavily built around the principles of Innovation Accounting to measure innovation success. If you’ve used our platform before or read about it, that
It is easy to get overwhelmed with all the material that is written on innovation in 2020. You want to learn the most relevant information
If you want to allow innovation to blossom in your company, you need a separate corprate governance system to support it. This will allow you
We share our insights and 3 selected long-reads about coporate innovation in our weekly email update.
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