Beyond mainstream management: a breakthrough passage construct

Purpose – The purpose of this article is to illustrate and address idea gaps to bring improvement and add value to organizations.Design/methodology/approach – A framework for ideas is developed to enhance and extend conventional management theory and practice.Findings – It recognises the essential interaction and progression of ideas so that managers can more comprehensively encourage, promote, integrate, and advance ideas in their organisations.Originality/value – A breakthrough passage is suggested and constructed.

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