A culture of innovation welcomes new ideas and approaches from anywhere in the organisation and creates a position of sustained advantage
As UST approached its 25th year, the company reflected on how its culture needed to evolve alongside its people and the world of work… In 2019, UST created the Office of Values & Culture (OVC) to continue nurturing the values of humility, humanity and integrity that have guided the company since its founding…
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Provide Community has been transforming health and social care services across England through innovation. Last year, it won an award for its digital triage system that revolutionised data processing in children’s A&E. Building on that success Provide Community continues to use technology to enhance patient care, reduce hospital pressures and support clinicians… Read More
The health and social care sector is under significant and increasing pressure from post-COVID waiting times and the cost of living crisis. As a notoriously complex and under- resourced sector, innovation is not easy. However, community interest company Provide Community, a social enterprise delivering more than 50 health and social care services across England in NHS and community settings, had a vision to blend excellence in healthcare with the dynamism of a business venture… Read More
Fostering an Innovation Culture in the organization across business groups
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The traditional recruitment process needed redesigning, because it breeds bias and poor decisions.
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“Creating a Culture of Innovation to Disrupt a Sector”
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Background Multinational healthcare and consumer goods business RB unveiled plans in 2014 to open a £105 million state-of-the-art science and innovation Centre of Excellence (COE) in Hull. Representing the largest … Read More
Background Global independent travel company Travel Counsellors (TC) provides travel experiences to nearly one million travellers a year. Founded in 1994, it was the first in its market to launch … Read More
Background As a leader in culture change at a ‘big 4’ consultancy, Natalie Wharton could see that consultancies were failing to get the most out of a core pool of … Read More
