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If you want to know more about developing your organisation’s Innovation Management System and the role ISO56000 can play in that process – then you are invited to join a special session tailored for industry at the R&D Management Conference, 17 June 2024.
The challenge of how Innovation Management can gain the recognition it deserves stimulated a lively discussion in our webinar “Is it time to professionalise Innovation Management”. If you missed the webinar – you can watch the presentations from our two speakers and listen to the full discussion via a podcast on Soundcloud.
The Seeker: A large scientific instrument company that designed and made a range of scientific instruments, for a wide range of applications.
The Solver: A PhD student researching the integration of technology with business strategy needed access to companies for case studies.
The Seeker: An innovative small business that had grown a significant level of sales in the hospital sector, with a flexible screening product that embodied a novel technology.
The Seeker: An internationally based plastic packaging company that uses many process technologies in order to satisfy its customers in the pharmaceutical and cosmetics industries.
Innovation is the driving force for companies to stay relevant in the market, observes the guidance for ISO 56002:2019 Innovation management system.
How do you sustain breakthrough innovation? Gina O’Connor describes how a framework based on Domains of Innovation Intent can maintain true strategic innovation.
Orphan ideas are unexpected concepts that can lead to step-changes in innovation. However, as they fall outside of a firm’s strategic roadmap and their development is a risk for innovation managers. How can you nurture them and ensure value creation?
Innovation is the force behind superior business performance and its managers provide this competitive advantage through their skills and expertise. But is it a profession?
