<strong>Managing Live Innovation</strong> examines the innovation process from the linemanagers perspective. This book identifies the skills needed to manage li... » 

Managing Live Innovation examines the innovation process from the linemanagers perspective. This book identifies the skills needed to manage livereal time innovation in an environment where products and services areconstantly refined and where customer input is encouraged from an early stage.The New Skills Portfolio is a groundbreaking new series published inassociation with the Industrial Society which redefines the core managementskills managers and team leaders need to be competitive. Each title is actionfocused blending 20th century management initiativestrends with a new flexibleskills portfolio for managers constantly experiencing and managingorganizational and marketplace change.The Industrial Society is one of the largest public training providers in theUK. It has over 10000 member organisations and promotes best practice throughits publishing consultancy training and advisory serives. For moreinformation contact their website on www.indsoc.co.uk.Jean Lammiman has successfully combined a career as a senior frontline managerspecialising in the effective development of staff at all levels withgroundbreaking work as an academic and consultant. Both authors run their ownconsultancy The LSK Group which designs and implements workshops seminarsand forums for senior management teams.Michel Syrett is an established business author lecturer and consultant. Formany years Editor of the Public Management and Management Education Pages atThe Times he contributes regularly to newspapers and journals coveringbusiness issues in Europe and Asia including the Financial Times DailyTelegraph European Management Today Eurobusiness BusinessAsia AsianBusiness and South China Morning Post. He is also a Visiting Fellow at RoffeyPark Management Institute and the Poon Kam Kai Institute of Management at theUniversity of Hong Kong.High profile authors with a presence in Asia and the UKHelps line manag «