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19/01/23
At Hidral we have been working for some time generate a culture of innovation that permeates all our employees end positively affects the way we approach all our processes.
We will participate in a session on innovation culture at ESIC, headquarters in Seville, in which the case of Hidral will be the central axis to exemplify how a company can evolve exponentially in its innovation culture.
On the occasion of this session, in with we are delighted to participate to encourage other companies to generate this change towards innovation, Mercados 21 has made an interview with Álvaro Barea, director of the after-sales at Hidral and one of the leaders of the innovation project, in he explains some aspects of the process of culture change..
The session that ESIC Seville will hold next Tuesday, January 24 in the morning to discuss precisely about innovation and innovative culture. A meeting in which also participate Davis Cerdá, associate consultant at stategyco and professor at the business school; and Fran Chuan, CEO of InnoQuotient and co-creator of Assessment IQ, and one of the great promoters of the culture of innovation in Spain.
In Hidral, when we talk about the innovation process we refer to a cultural change that covers many aspects in the company. Innovation or the creation of innovative products are the consequence of this change in the way of working that is now "natural" in Hidral.
A change of culture is not quick, it happens like with plants, it is a seed that, based in constancy and coherence grows and ends up flooding all the space you leave it.
In order to generate this cultural change toward innovation in the whole company, it has been vital that, from the management and middle management, the new ways of working have been introduced and a new model in which "failures" are only lessons learned and bring us one step closer to success in a different project than the one we were working on.
It is important that the leaders take these changes as their own so that the rest of the team assumes them and internalizes them in their day-to-day work. The process is like an oil stain that spreads and in which at all times there lust be consistency between what is said and done, and the constancy of a good gardener. The result, the innovation, will be the flower, but it is nothing more than a consequence of everything that has happened before.
In the company, we want to continue to be a reference in the sector both for the product and for the service. We need to provide it with the ability to adapt to the environment and this is not possible if the company's culture is not agile and assumes change as something natural.
In the past, times were stable, you had a product or service that was valid for years. You kept your proposal and your differential for a while. Today, everything changes rapidly and making future projections with such an ambiguous situation is like playing the lottery.
What we intend by promoting the culture of innovation at Hidral is to get our team to be perfectly prepared to embrace any change that comes our way in the shortest possible time and with the best possible result. In this way, we will be able to offer our best version as a company, regardless of external circumstances.