Why Open Innovation is hard to implement
We have often discussed how innovation has become a buzzword with many myths surrounding what drives innovation. I was recently discussing […]
Why Open Innovation is hard to implement Read Post »
We have often discussed how innovation has become a buzzword with many myths surrounding what drives innovation. I was recently discussing […]
Why Open Innovation is hard to implement Read Post »
Over the weekend I had a long discussion with a friend about Occupy Wall Street and what is wrong with
More Effective Financial Incentives Read Post »
Another interesting article in the McKinsey Quarterly “A wake-up call for Big Pharma” describes how big pharmaceutical companies are becoming less
A wake-up call for Big Pharma Read Post »
The article The NY Jets’ Mike Tannenbaum and SAP’s Bill McDermott: Creating Leaders On and Off the Field in Knowledge@Wharton has some interesting
I have been meaning to post about a pretty good survey by Booze (Global Innovation 1000). The study has a
Booze’s 2011 Global Innovation 1000 Read Post »
We have often talked about the role of the government investment in driving innovation (and here). We had identified the
Risks of government investment in innovation Read Post »
Knowledge@Wharton Research Roundup has some interesting learning about team performance. Increasing team size improves performance, but reduces team member satisfaction: When it
Large vs. Small Team Performance Read Post »
A couple of related articles in INSEAD Knowledge (Innovator’s DNA and Innovator’s DNA: Some are born, others can learn) are quite interesting:
Innovator’s DNA: Some are born, others can learn Read Post »
Another quick note: This one about differences between collaboration in new product development vs new service development in the Journal
Collaboration for New Service versus New Product Development Read Post »
Here is a quick note about access to corporate information from the Sloan article: How Fast and Flexible Do You
How Fast and Flexible Do You Want Your Information, Really? Read Post »