As with every other story we hear now and then, comes one that grips our attention and satisfies our interest about something we never heard before. The Innovation Models blog will take our readers into a journey of understanding, and will also be active in responding to anyone who wants to travel with us.
Among the various issues and challenges in financial analysis, modeling a project or company accurately has become extremely important. The flow of constant information generates too much noise, and it is important to have a guide, a model, so that our decisions can be accurate and efficient. Innovating has become imperative in a world of widespread information, however it is risky to innovate without an overview of the direction that our decisions may take. This is why planning is hard in the case of innovative projects. It is, however, necessary.
Innovation Models will start telling a story that challenges financial analysts and economists alike, introducing innovation as a parameter in financial analysis. It is our goal to learn as much as possible from this issue and then pass it on to others, so that they themselves can stretch our knowledge further. To do this, we will start writing an e-book that may serve as a guide to those who want to innovate. Starting from basic financing models, progressing to an understanding of the role of innovation in financial planning and ultimately modeling innovation. Our approach will also be an innovative one, we will challenge our readers to participate in the discussion, even when the issues addressed are considered common knowledge. Sometimes questioning the details leads us to more relevant questions, and the discussion, we hope, will make this e-book an interesting read. We count on you to help us on our road to Modeling Innovation.
“It’s a dangerous business, going out your door. You step onto the road, and if you don’t keep your feet, there’s no knowing where you might be swept off to.” – J.R.R. Tolkien
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