Developed innovation capabilities and support networks to enable systemic thinking and entrepreneurial action, facilitating customer partnerships through virtual collaboration.
A global technology leader was looking to transform its internal innovation capabilities by fostering a culture of purposeful intrapreneurship across the organisation. In its journey to develop this cultural transformation, the company needed to overcome organisational barriers around systemic thinking, entrepreneurial action, and purpose-led partnerships. With this background, the client engaged Xynteo to strengthen innovation capabilities and develop support networks while facilitating live customer partnerships through virtual collaboration.
Created commercial opportunities with two major clients
Implemented fully virtual collaboration framework
Energised and motivated purposeful intrapreneurs
The initiative
The key objectives for the engagement:
- Strengthen internal capabilities for purpose-driven innovation and entrepreneurial action
- Build networks and methodologies to support purposeful intrapreneurship across the organisation
Implementation of these capability-building programmes will demonstrate the viability of purpose-led innovation while creating a blueprint for cultural transformation within the company.
Xynteo’s role
- Capability building: Xynteo team created virtual immersion experiences for discovering fresh insights and developing co-innovation skills
- Programme implementation: Facilitated purposeful innovation through stakeholder engagement and experimental resource allocation
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