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If You Can't Measure Innovation
and Performance, You Can't
Improve Them

The Knowledge Economy Needs New Yardsticks

The way organizations measure performance, from factory floors to the delivery of services to the outcomes of innovation, fails to explain and predict what value will be created or how to make tradeoffs between multiple investments. Organizations no longer understand the inputs or the outputs and therefore have no visibility for which levers need to be pulled to improve performance.

The Institute for Innovation & Information Productivity (IIIP) is the first association with a clear mission to lead a global effort to better understand the levers of organizational performance and innovation.

Click here to learn how you can join in this quest to align our measurement systems with the way we all work in the 21st century.

What's New...

Using an Information Profile
May 13, 2008

Invisible Computing: Vision or Reality?
February 28, 2008

A Value-Hill Model of Innovation
February 13, 2008

IIIP Innovation Confidence Index
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January 22, 2008

The Virtual Workforce: A Shifting Paradigm
January 13, 2008

Making Virtual Distance Work in the Digital Age
January 13, 2008

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