What It Really Means to Enable Innovation
AJ Waters AJ Waters

What It Really Means to Enable Innovation

Everyone will tell you they want innovation. Yet all too often, we treat it like a product to buy instead of a culture to build. We’ll sit around and talk about it all day, but few will actually live it.

The truth is, innovation isn’t something you install; it’s something you enable. 

And truly enabling innovation is about more than money, software or slogans. It takes people willing to think differently, processes designed for adaptability and leadership courageous enough to trust both. 

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A tall New York City skyscraper under construction with a red crane on top, partially covered with modern glass panels, next to an older building with traditional architecture.
AJ standing at Charles Schwab Field in Omaha, home of the College World Series, during construction of the baseball stadium, with the field and city skyline in the background.
AJ interviewing industry leaders in construction innovation at the Enabling Innovation conference.