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Haas ProjektConsulting’s newsletter, published at irregular intervals, can be ordered here (in German).

The last few Newsletter:

• Denk-Anstoss: Ich sehe etwas, was du nicht siehst

• Wir müssen reden!

• And the winner is... (ASCO Award)

• Wissen Sie, wo Sie suchen müssen?

• Bitte Füsse hochlagern!

A few special older newsletter:

• Everything is growing - really?

• Using gut feeling - but in the right way!

• The right innovation specialist for you

• Ideation

• Innovation Project Canvas

• Successful Product Launches

• Successful Networking

«Thanks to the skilled facilitation of Roland Haas, we led an panel of renowned surgeons to express their challenges and to assess the acceptability of their ideas.»

Daniel Delfosse, Head Innovations & Technology
Mathys, Bettlach, Switzerland

Knowledge

• Food for thought for innovators (in German)

  If you believe some representatives of the artificial intelligence and the robotics, then humans are soon only a obsolescent model. Of course, all innovation activities could then be completely automated.

  I would like to present alternative two points of view and show why it may still needs us humans to provide innovative services.
  

• Evaluating and measuring creativity (in German)

  Creativity is often demanded in today's entrepreneurial world. But how can creativity be assessed and measured? Find answers in my presentation.
  

• My article “Everyone wants their projects to succeed but still they fail,” illuminates the various perspectives necessary for innovations to succeed. (in German)

  Projects, especially those targeting innovation, all too often fail. While external factors may play a role, the reasons for unsatisfactory outcomes are often internal. Does everyone involved really want success, and do they agree on how success is measured? And when exactly can a project be considered successful? Our analysis shows…

• Innovation projects – How to break through even the most difficult logjams! (in German)

  Project teams often find themselves tied up in knots. They reach a point where they see little clarity and a lot of confusion. There are many possible next steps but which one is the right one? Well intended words of wisdom – "Ahh, now all you have to do is…." – in fact offer little help. The key is often to tap into your own well-founded inner knowledge, a trick that is easier said than done.

• Descartes’ eternal cogito ergo sum has been usefully updated: amo ergo sum, I love therefore I am. (in German)

  Christina Kessler’s philosophy and worldview fascinates and irritates me at the same time. In any case, her work is worth studying. You can read a sample (in german) and also visit www.amoergosum.de

«The conceptual strength of Roland Haas, his ability to visualize problems and solutions and his perseverance and focus throughout the project enabled us to realize a successful product launch.»

Bernard Aschmann, former Technical Director
Buhler Die Casting, Uzwil, Switzerland