Capitalizing on Creativity at Work
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Capitalizing on Creativity at Work
Fostering the Implementation of Creative Ideas in Organizations
Cerne, Matej; Skerlavaj, Miha; Dysvik, Anders; Carlsen, Arne
Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd
03/2016
368
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Inglês
9781783476497
15 a 20 dias
How does one implement highly creative ideas in the workplace? Though creativity fuels modern businesses and organizations, imaginative ideas are less likely to be implemented than moderate ones. The crux of this issue is explored as contributors present and analyze remedies for capitalizing on highly creative ideas.
Contents: 1. Capitalizing on creativity: on enablers and barriers Matej Cerne, Arne Carlsen, Miha Skerlavaj and Anders Dysvik PART I WHAT CAN WE DO ABOUT IT AS INDIVIDUAL EMPLOYEES? 2. Job design at the crossroads: from creative' jobs to innovative' jobs Tomislav Hernaus 3. The flow of creativity for idea implementation Darija Aleksic, Miha Skerlavaj and Anders Dysvik 4. Idea implementation and cultural intelligence Sabina Bogilovic, Miha Skerlavaj and Sut I Wong Humborstad PART II WHAT CAN WE DO ABOUT IT AS TEAMS? 5. This idea rocks! Idea championing in teams Matej Cerne, Robert Kase and Miha Skerlavaj 6. Should our heart rule our head? Team innovation through intuition and rationality Jana Krapez Trost and Miha Skerlavaj 7. Fueling, curating, connecting and fascinating: why and how creativity provokes curiosity Spencer Harrison 8. Social-contextual forces and innovative work: a motivational climate perspective Christina G.L. Nerstad PART III WHAT CAN WE DO ABOUT IT AS LEADERS? 9. Supportive supervision: a crucial factor for unlocking the potential of highly creative ideas perspective Matej Cerne, Miha Skerlavaj and Anders Dysvik 10. Economic and social leader-member exchange, and creativity at work Robert Buch and Bard Kuvaas 11. Everything in moderation: authentic leadership, leader-member exchange and idea implementation Matej Cerne, John Sumanth and Miha Skerlavaj PART IV WHAT CAN WE DO ABOUT IT AS ORGANIZATIONS? 12. Creativity that works: implementing discovery Arne Carlsen and Liisa Valikangas 13. Designing and implementing innovative business models Ivan Zupic and Alessandro Giudici 14. Idea implementation as a relational phenomenon: a social network perspective Sasa Batistic and Robert Kase 15. Proactive employee behaviors and idea implementation: three automotive industry cases Janez Hudovernik, Miha Skerlavaj and Matej Cerne 16. Design thinking workshops: a way to facilitate sensemaking and idea development across organizational levels Ingo Rauth and Anja Svetina Nabergoj 17. Business model evolution and the growth of innovative new ventures: evidence from the Italian system Andrea Tracogna, Bernardo Balboni and Guido Bortoluzzi 18. Beyond creativity: implementing innovative ideas through human resource management Helen Shipton, Karin Sanders, Tim Bednall, Veronica (Cai-Hui) Lin and Naiara Escriba-Carda 19. Organizing for co-creation and multi-polar learning communities Maja Lotz and Peer Hull Kristensen 20. Making innovations work locally: the role of creativity Antonella La Rocca, Adeline Hvidsten and Thomas Hoholm 21. From breakthroughs in knowledge to integration in medical practices Bjorn Erik Mork and Thomas Hoholm PART V WHAT CAN WE DO ABOUT IT AS INNOVATION POLICY-MAKERS? 22. Adjusting national innovation policies to support open and networked innovation systems Marko Jaklic and Ales Pustovrh 23. Government ideation systems Peter Parycek, Ralph Schoellhammer and Judith Schossboeck 24. Creation of a social media social venture Benedicte Brogger PART VI WHAT DOES IT ALL MEAN? 25. Succeeding with capitalizing on creativity: an integrative framework Miha Skerlavaj, Anders Dysvik, Matej Cerne and Arne Carlsen Index
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How does one implement highly creative ideas in the workplace? Though creativity fuels modern businesses and organizations, imaginative ideas are less likely to be implemented than moderate ones. The crux of this issue is explored as contributors present and analyze remedies for capitalizing on highly creative ideas.
Contents: 1. Capitalizing on creativity: on enablers and barriers Matej Cerne, Arne Carlsen, Miha Skerlavaj and Anders Dysvik PART I WHAT CAN WE DO ABOUT IT AS INDIVIDUAL EMPLOYEES? 2. Job design at the crossroads: from creative' jobs to innovative' jobs Tomislav Hernaus 3. The flow of creativity for idea implementation Darija Aleksic, Miha Skerlavaj and Anders Dysvik 4. Idea implementation and cultural intelligence Sabina Bogilovic, Miha Skerlavaj and Sut I Wong Humborstad PART II WHAT CAN WE DO ABOUT IT AS TEAMS? 5. This idea rocks! Idea championing in teams Matej Cerne, Robert Kase and Miha Skerlavaj 6. Should our heart rule our head? Team innovation through intuition and rationality Jana Krapez Trost and Miha Skerlavaj 7. Fueling, curating, connecting and fascinating: why and how creativity provokes curiosity Spencer Harrison 8. Social-contextual forces and innovative work: a motivational climate perspective Christina G.L. Nerstad PART III WHAT CAN WE DO ABOUT IT AS LEADERS? 9. Supportive supervision: a crucial factor for unlocking the potential of highly creative ideas perspective Matej Cerne, Miha Skerlavaj and Anders Dysvik 10. Economic and social leader-member exchange, and creativity at work Robert Buch and Bard Kuvaas 11. Everything in moderation: authentic leadership, leader-member exchange and idea implementation Matej Cerne, John Sumanth and Miha Skerlavaj PART IV WHAT CAN WE DO ABOUT IT AS ORGANIZATIONS? 12. Creativity that works: implementing discovery Arne Carlsen and Liisa Valikangas 13. Designing and implementing innovative business models Ivan Zupic and Alessandro Giudici 14. Idea implementation as a relational phenomenon: a social network perspective Sasa Batistic and Robert Kase 15. Proactive employee behaviors and idea implementation: three automotive industry cases Janez Hudovernik, Miha Skerlavaj and Matej Cerne 16. Design thinking workshops: a way to facilitate sensemaking and idea development across organizational levels Ingo Rauth and Anja Svetina Nabergoj 17. Business model evolution and the growth of innovative new ventures: evidence from the Italian system Andrea Tracogna, Bernardo Balboni and Guido Bortoluzzi 18. Beyond creativity: implementing innovative ideas through human resource management Helen Shipton, Karin Sanders, Tim Bednall, Veronica (Cai-Hui) Lin and Naiara Escriba-Carda 19. Organizing for co-creation and multi-polar learning communities Maja Lotz and Peer Hull Kristensen 20. Making innovations work locally: the role of creativity Antonella La Rocca, Adeline Hvidsten and Thomas Hoholm 21. From breakthroughs in knowledge to integration in medical practices Bjorn Erik Mork and Thomas Hoholm PART V WHAT CAN WE DO ABOUT IT AS INNOVATION POLICY-MAKERS? 22. Adjusting national innovation policies to support open and networked innovation systems Marko Jaklic and Ales Pustovrh 23. Government ideation systems Peter Parycek, Ralph Schoellhammer and Judith Schossboeck 24. Creation of a social media social venture Benedicte Brogger PART VI WHAT DOES IT ALL MEAN? 25. Succeeding with capitalizing on creativity: an integrative framework Miha Skerlavaj, Anders Dysvik, Matej Cerne and Arne Carlsen Index
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