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Companies introduce the arts, not just as an organisational and management initiative but also as an experience-based process that will provide enjoyment and drive value
Virtually every Nobel Prize winner is a polymath in some way. Fifty percent of the scientists and closer to ninety percent of mathematicians have a
Innovation output is directly proportional to academic freedom and researchers warn that this has declined over the last decade for the first time since 1940s.
Living labs have an important role for collaborative innovation, but elderly consumers may have difficulties participating in a virtual cafe. This research project investigated the
Organisations often talk about the importance of having a burning platform as the catalyst for change. Peter Robbins discusses how Covid, the ultimate burning platform,
If you had a new technology to design a new food product would you create something new or slavishly produce a replica of a familiar
This track at the R&D Management Conference explores the potential of experimentation, both success and failure, and the implications for the organisation. We are hoping
The solution is not about expertise, it doesn’t always require someone who is a world expert just someone who can connect the dots. What we
The crowdsourcing paradox – Individuals that act as providers of knowledge need to exchange (codified and tacit) solution information to attract seekers and develop a
What are your predictions for hot topics for 2022? Innovation experts at the Pistoia Alliance cite tackling antimicrobial resistance, quantum computing to optimise supply chains,
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