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So innovation has to be outcome-driven, but it can be fail-proof so you've got to have the mindset of allowing people to fail fast and I'm hearing a lot of this terminology learn fast rather than fail fast because fail in some countries and some regions are negative connotation rather than positive. You also mentioned things about the mindset shift. And you mentioned something about incremental innovation and the more and more we talk to our clients and the way we think about it is it's something that organizations should have as part of their DNA, but that doesn't mean they're going to be creating disruptive innovation in their organization. Just from micro perspective and then we'll come down to you know how we kind of a dig this idea forward in a company like BB but also for our clients.Īnand Verma: I completely agree. I would love to hear your thoughts around what innovation in your mind means. And then we are positive stories like Apple which is a company started in its seventies or early eighties to what it has become as a company from innovation perspective and it just created an innovation industry around Apple products for example.

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Recently, what we have seen is a lot of companies going out of business, if you look at Thomas Cook went out of business few months ago, we have had Kodak storey, we have had storeys from Blockbuster and all of these companies were innovative companies but they forgot how to innovate fast enough with the customer focus and customer centricity. The topic today is Innovation, Mindset and Approach and before we go into the topic itself I think I'd be good to just spend a few minutes talking about what innovation actually means. Anand Verma: Yes, I agree with you and I think that's a nice pivot into our topic as well.