Beliefs + Experimentation = Success
Another interesting article from MIT Sloan Review discusses how to develop unique strategies and plans. The article points out that many […]
Beliefs + Experimentation = Success Read Post »
Another interesting article from MIT Sloan Review discusses how to develop unique strategies and plans. The article points out that many […]
Beliefs + Experimentation = Success Read Post »
I have been meaning to write about development and cancellation of Courier, an innovative tablet concept from Microsoft. The c|net article on
Courier: R&D Planning & Portfolio Management at Microsoft Read Post »
As we have discussed in the past, R&D management is challenging because most new products require many technologies to mature simultaneously
An example of a good R&D plan Read Post »
I am writing a paper on the use of R&D plans as a foundation for effective R&D management. As a
Roadmaps as a foundation for effective R&D management (Part 1) Read Post »
The article How to Innovate When Platforms Won’t Stop Moving in MIT Sloan Review has several interesting pointers towards R&D management: Businesses
How to Innovate When Platforms Won’t Stop Moving Read Post »
As most regular readers may know, I admire Steve Jobs for his ability to manage R&D and deliver innovative products.
Apple Without Steve Jobs Read Post »
In Apple R&D and Steve Jobs Methodology: User Centric Design, we discussed how digital technologies let Apple focus on user experience.
Impact of component shortages on R&D Read Post »
Harvard Business Review has a very good four minute video on how Build a Flexible Business Plan, Here are the take
Build a Flexible Business Plan Read Post »
Industry Week article Asking Yourself the Hard Questions has some interesting points about R&D strategy and planning: Truth can’t be the first
Asking Yourself the Hard Questions Read Post »
Here is an interesting article in the WSJ with significant impact on long-term R&D strategy: China’s Drones Raise Eyebrows at Air
China’s Drones Raise Eyebrows at Air Show – WSJ.com Read Post »