Orbit Shifting Innovation

by Rajiv Narang, Devika Devaiah

About the Book: Orbit Shifting Innovation: The Dynamics of Ideas that Create History A comprehensive book that brings to the fore the moving force that drives orbit-shifters to take on a transformative challenge, the pitfalls and challenges on the way, and the solutions. Orbit-shifting innovation happens when an area that needs transformation, meets an innovator with the will and the desire to create, and not follow history. At the heart of the orbit-shifting innovation, is the breakthrough that creates a new orbit and achieves a transformative impact. Businesses, social enterprises and even governments need orbit-shifting ideas to create a transformative impact. But how does that ground breaking idea come about, and what translates it into actuality? Charting the vast landscape of orbit-shifting innovation and innovators across countries, cultures, and industries, Orbit-Shifting Innovation brings to the fore the moving force that drives orbit-shifters to take on a transformative challenge and to navigate the pitfalls and obstacles in making it happen. Orbit-Shifting Innovation comprehensively outlines and delves deep into what it really take to ensure that an orbit-shifting idea is grown into an in market success model with all the richness and potential of the original aspiration. About the Authors: Rajiv Narang, Devika Devaiah Rajiv Narang is the Founder and Managing Director of Erehwon; a 20 year old pioneering innovation firm, where he has helmed the redefining and recasting of innovation. Recognised as India’s Innovation Thought Leader, Rajiv was part of National Planning Commission panel to recommend ‘India’s Innovation Strategy’, and the lead architect of the ‘Innovation for India’ Foundation. With his unparalleled insight into business, social and public service innovation, Rajiv has inspired leaders to adopt innovation and led a rich portfolio of strategic initiatives with organizations like Unilever, Novartis, Bank of

Genres: Business

408 pages, Hardcover

First published July 15, 2013

Reviews

[Tapan]

Good one