In last week’s introductory column, I laid out the importance innovating has for our businesses and the unique challenges we face when we make the decisions to drive these innovations. With the outcomes of our innovation projects clouded by uncertainty, our decision-making may fall victim to biases and irrationalities as we rely on what seems like intuitive shortcuts.
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