Abstract
This article describes the development and application of a measure of group processes and climate for innovation–the Team Climate Inventory. It focuses on shared objectives or vision; group participation and safety; team support for innovation; and the group's task orientation. Two case studies of diagnostic interventions, employing the Team Climate Inventory, are described.
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