The 70-20-10 rule is a guideline for resource allocation in business innovation. It suggests that 70% of resources should be dedicated to core technologies, 20% to adjacent innovations, and 10% to transformational innovations. This allows a business to maintain its current operations while also investing in future growth and potential disruptive technologies.
Why do so many perfectly managed companies fail? Inspired by the seminal work of author Clayton Chri...
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