Why InnovationOne?
InnovationOne,® LLC, is based on empirical research and diagnoses your organization’s capability and culture to innovate and recommend strategic areas of improvement. We have the practical experience to work with your executives, leaders, and teams.
What makes our approach unique?
Through almost 20 years of scientific research and publishing of
over 25 peer-reviewed articles on innovation and strategy in academic journals, InnovationOne founder C. Brooke Dobni PhD. has developed the InnovationOne Culture Index©, the most robust, quantitative diagnostic tool to assess, measure, and benchmark innovation culture and capability.
Based on his landmark Fortune 1000 Study, “Innovation Nation? Innovation Health Inside the Fortune 1000,” Dr. Dobni has identified why companies fail to become innovative and the six common traits of highly innovative organizations.
Because of his research and our practical experience, InnovationOne® can provide useful guidance for every organization to improve its innovation culture and capability, resulting in sustainable competitive value and higher financial performance.
We also have the experience and capability to coach executives, help you shape and communicate your strategic vision, train your managers and innovation teams, and help you measure and improve your progress along the way.
Our research continues. Dr. Dobni and his co-authors have published two new articles this year. We work with The Conference Board to identify the practices of highly innovative companies and the emerging trends in innovation processes, methodologies and technologies, publishing our most recent report this year.
You can improve your innovation 
Innovation is quite doable. It is measurable, manageable, and will drive results. You can transform your organization with the right information, direction, and culture. You can improve your innovation while still maintaining a focus on excellence with your current operations and financial obligations. The worse strategy of all is to maintain the status quo.
How to become innovative?
Rarely does a game-changing idea emerge from the strategic planning process or from the thoughts and ideas of one employee. Rather, they originate from a culture and lean infrastructure that encourages ideas across the organization and its external ecosystem.
Many companies invest in Big Data Analysis and Crowdsourcing to gain new insights on customer needs and trends, and to identify new ideas. The highly innovative companies have learned, however, how to incorporate the use of these powerful tools into their organizational cultures and to measure their progress. This is what distinguishes the highly innovative companies from the lagging innovators.
These opportunities for innovation lie at the margin, an interface controlled by employees interacting with customers, value chain members, external experts, and competitors.
















