Creating Innovation Navigators

<p><strong>Mission. Accomplished.</strong></p><p><br></p><p><strong><em>Creating Innovation Navigators: Achieving Mission Through Innovation </em></strong>a new book from BMNT Inc. helps innovation leaders in government defense intelligence and public sector organizations ensure real mission impact. Intended for innovators at any level - whether working to bring about innovation within an existing organization joining an innovation team or standing up a new innovation effort - this book is a vital tool for creating mission results.</p><p><br></p><p><strong><em>Creating Innovation Navigators </em></strong>is a vital resource for creating mission results providing a common language and process for achieving mission acceleration. It can be used with any innovation methodology. The book covers topics foundational to innovation: how to build innovation organizations the necessary functions and resources for innovation ways to measure progress metrics to show impact within an organization and how to communicate successes. The book's key framework the Innovation Pipeline guides users in creating organizing and maximizing speed and activities to deliver mission-driven successes.</p><p><br></p><p>Each of the book's eight modules contains a wide range of sample <strong>use cases</strong> gathered from successful government innovation efforts; a list of <strong>key takeaways</strong> highlighting major points covered; and practical <strong>exercises </strong>to foster practice in building innovation efforts. Other key elements of the book include an extensive set of <strong>appendices</strong> providing detailed steps for building and measuring progress along an Innovation Pipeline; a <strong>glossary</strong> of common government innovation language; and <strong>resources</strong> for further study.</p><p><br></p><p class=ql-align-justify><strong><em>Creating Innovation Navigators </em></strong>can be used as a reference to accompany any of BMNT's innovation course offerings or as a stand-alone guide. The topics covered in this book are suitable for any U.S. government (USG) or public sector organization.</p>