Exprovement Exponential Improvement Through Converging Parallels

<p><i>Can an outdated or failed solution in one industry bring disruption to another?<br>Can a racing team improve industrial manufacturing productivity?<br>Can science fiction offer entrepreneurs valuable lessons in innovative thinking?</i><br><br>Such examples lie at the core of exprovement, which is exponential improvement borne out of drawing parallels between the seemingly unrelated, much in the same way Henry Ford revolutionized the automotive industry by comparing and correlating his business with the meat-packing industry.<br><br>Through the various examples highlighted in this book, Hersh Haladker and Raghunath Mashelkar emphasize that searching for growth opportunities within an offering's existing industry usually results in incremental improvement, whereas exponential improvement can be achieved by drawing parallels from outside of the current context.<br><br>This book will inspire leaders to look outward and find parallels, keeping in mind that 'obvious' comparisons can, at best, lead to improvement, whereas 'unexpected' ones can lead to exponential improvement and perpetuate a legacy of innovation.</p>

<p><b>Hersh Haladker (Author) </b><br> Innovation practitioner Hersh Haladker is the founder of InstillMotion, an innovation lab and consulting firm that has worked with several Fortune 500 companies, across a variety of industries, to enable the exprovement of unique business challenges.<br><br><br>With a career spanning over sixteen years, and a background in Innovation Design from the Royal College of Art, Innovation Engineering from Imperial College and Innovation Entrepreneurship from Imperial College Business School, his unique solutions stem from the three-pronged perspective of creativity, feasibility and good business sense. <br><br>He is a Fellow of Design London, and through InstillMotion Labs, has developed several novel innovations that have been granted patents.<br><br><b>RA Mashelkar (Author) </b><br> Raghunath Mashelkar, FRS, is one of India's foremost science and innovation leaders. He gave transformative leadership to CSIR as its director general. He chaired the National Innovation Foundation and also several corporate innovation boards. His global recognitions include forty-one honorary doctorates, the prestigious TWAS-Lenovo Science Prize, the Star of Asia award and the Padma Vibhushan. He conceptualized 'Gandhian engineering', leading to the emergence of innovation's holy grail of 'more from less for more people', which is now globally acknowledged.<br><br></p>