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成功はいかにしてイノベーションを阻むのか、そしてその解決法 | Josemaria Siota | TEDxIESEBarcelona

元のタイトル: How success can kill innovation—and how to fix it | Josemaria Siota | TEDxIESEBarcelona

2026年11月9日13:38
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成功した企業はイノベーションにも優れていると考えられがちです。しかし本講演は、業績を生み出す仕組みそのものが新しいアイデアを妨げることがあると論じています。約10年にわたる研究とBMW、Adidas、LGの事例を基に、組織内の壁がどのように生まれるか、そして適切な橋を架けることでそれを成長の機会に変えられることを取り上げています。講演はTEDxIESEBarcelonaで行われ、話し手はIESEビジネススクール起業・イノベーションセンターのエグゼクティブ・ディレクターJosemaria Siotaです。

この動画の内容
  • 成功が既存企業内のイノベーションを阻む理由
  • 約10年の研究に基づくBMW、Adidas、LGの事例
  • 組織の壁を成長の機会に変える橋の架け方
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TEDx Talks による説明

We tend to believe successful companies are great at innovating. But what if success itself quietly works against it? Drawing on nearly a decade of research and cases from companies such as BMW, Adidas, and LG, this talk shows how the systems that drive performance can also block innovation, and how building the right bridges can turn organizational walls into growth opportunities. Josemaria Siota is the Executive Director of IESE Business School's Entrepreneurship and Innovation Center, a designated Expert in Corporate Venturing at the World Economic Forum, the European Commission, and the United Nations Industrial Development Organization, a Management Board Member in several consortiums, and a Harvard Business School alum. He leads cutting-edge research on open innovation, corporate venturing, technology transfer, and scaleups working around the world with successful Chief Innovation Officers and top-tier academics, to create a positive impact in society. He has published books and studies on these topics for Harvard Business Review, MIT Sloan Management Review, McGraw-Hill, Springer, and more. He spoke at conferences in Stanford GSB, Mobile World Congress, Web Summit, Africa CEO Forum, NextRise, to name a few. His work has received mentions in media such as Bloomberg, Forbes, and Sifted (Financial Times). This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

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