Todd Dunn

@TToddDunn

Innovator. Entrepreneur. Jobs to Be Done Practitioner. Business Model innovation expert. Creator of Design for Impact Innovation System. views are mine!

North Carolina Joined January 2009

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Todd Dunn @TToddDunn Jul 24

Financial planning, supply chain management and other functions are seen as necessary organizational capabilities. So too should transformation be. In this article I share a perspective. bit.ly/4wkzZOX My upcoming book will be released in Nov: bit.ly/3SRdkLi

www.linkedin.com Transformation needs to be an organizational capability! Years ago, I was sitting in Clay Christensen's office and talking about translating his theories, along with other tools and methods, to the frontline of a company to transform outcomes. Through that...

Todd Dunn @TToddDunn Jul 16

Check out my latest article: A controversial proposal! Abolish the Anti-Foley Catheter Movement and Mindset linkedin.com/pulse/controve… via @LinkedIn

Todd Dunn @TToddDunn Jul 2

Excited to share that my book, The Innovators Journey, will be available for pre-order October 20th. The book is a practical guide for leaders wanting to implement a transformation system. routledge.com/The-Innovators… #transformation #innovation

www.routledge.com The Innovator's Journey: A Practical and Frontline Guide to Implementing a Scalable Transformation... Innovation is critical in an organization because it drives growth, enhances competitiveness, and ensures long-term sustainability in an ever-evolving market. By fostering innovation, companies can...

Todd Dunn @TToddDunn Jun 24

Check out my latest article: The ICU is the most closely watched place in medicine. So why do we still monitor the organ most likely to fail with a gravity-fed tube? linkedin.com/pulse/icu-most… via @LinkedIn

Todd Dunn @TToddDunn May 4

Check out my latest article: The Givens: What P &amp; G taught us! linkedin.com/pulse/givens-w… via @LinkedIn

www.linkedin.com The Givens: What P & G taught us! Two ideas have been stuck in my head lately—and not in a good way. A leader of a health system recently wrote that there is no excess left to trim without affecting patient care.