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Contextual Specificity in R&D Management – an interview with Jeremy Klein

By rnd-admin
on 31 January, 2022

Managing pharmaceutical drug development is a world apart from managing software development. The timescales are different, the costs are different and the people are different too. Jeremy Klein, Chair of RADMA, explains why contextual specificity is important in R&D...

Competing in the Age of AI

By rnd-admin
on 4 January, 2022

Traditional organizations start to face diseconomies of scale, scope, and learning as they grow. You know the stuff. But AI allows the modern giga-platform companies to grow at unprecedented pace and the it seems that there are very...

Could cyber-human technology improve productivity?

By rnd-admin
on 22 January, 2019

Smart glasses could help you be more productive, according to research by a team at IfM investigating how augmented reality affects human work in an industrial setting.

Are these the best (or worst) festive inventions?

By rnd-admin
on 21 December, 2018

By using AI at the front end of invention the ideas are not subject to personal bias. However, human evaluation of the options is still vital to ensure feasibility

How do you gain consumer trust in artificial intelligence?

By rnd-admin
on 4 May, 2017

Professor Ellen Enkel explored trust in two dimensions: trust in technology and trust in the innovating firm to understand the relationship between humans and automation. She identifies the factors essential for reducing perceived risk.