Overview   Continue researching innovation in organizations by reading Chapter 4 of the book Lead and DisruptLinks to an external site.. Then write another memo summarizing the contents of the chapter to share with your co-workers at the next team meeting.   Instructions   Read Chapter 4, "Culture as a Competitive (Dis)advantage," from the book Lead and Disrupt.   Answer the following quiz questions in Canvas for Chapter 4   What is Organizational Culture?   How can organizational culture create an advantage? Give examples of companies where the culture has been an advantage.   How can organizational culture create a disadvantage? Give examples of companies where the culture has been a disadvantage.   Can organizational norms and a culture of innovation be the same thing?   How does leadership affect culture? Why is it important for the leaders in an organization to be ambidextrous?

Often, innovation involves approaching an existing idea or product from a new perspective to improve it. Explain the four (4) different types of innovation that you study this semester? Explain your answers.

Search more about Innovation and manager and give 3 examples from the world of corporate management what new innovations are there in the market and how they are impacting the world at large. Write a speech to be given at University of Calgary on the topic-“ Innovation, manager and the world.”   You are a manager at a local convenience store. You are observing the illegal practice of GRAFFITI taking place in the store. Identify the roles you will undertake with both internal employees and other stakeholders like customers.

Think about the seven contextual factors in relation to your business and industry over the next three years. Of the seven contextual factors, which ones does your department, unit, or organization need to pay attention to? Which ones will be most impactful? Rank the seven contextual factors from high to low impact. Your responses will remain private. Selecting a ranking will move the item to the chosen spot in the ranked list. Contextual Factors   Technology: The impact of new technological innovations in both the products and services that companies produce and provide in addition to the ways in which they conduct business.   Consumerism: The impact that consumers have in shaping the ways in which companies produce, market, and sell products and services.   Labor: The role that employees and the broader workforce play in shaping the conditions in which businesses operate.   Demography: The age, race, gender, religion, ethnicity, family size,…