Planning as learning
Here is a a very influential HBR article from Arie deGeus from back in 1988 (it has been cited over 1,200 […]
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Planning and Roadmapping
How to get employee engagement in R&D strategy
Time and again, I have found that most employees do not understand or even know about the company strategy. Corporate
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Three Lessons for Sustainable Scenario Planning
I have always been a fan of scenario planning. It really does provide great insights into R&D strategy and allows
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R&D Portfolio Management case study – Microsoft Kin
It is not very often do we get a look inside R&D management processes and tools at giants like Microsoft
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Customer Driven R&D
It is interesting how R&D managers have to navigate the complex world of management advice – I guess thats what
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Don’t have access to customers? Hire stand-ins!
I guess hints about R&D strategy are everywhere one looks. The article How Moore’s Law drove Intel into the arms
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Three Big Assumptions Leaders Should Question
In an article in the Washington Post, John Boldani points out Three Big Assumptions Leaders Should Question: It is important for
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Freescale CTO on R&D Strategies
NE Asia Tech-On has interviewed Freescale CTO on R&D Strategies. The interview does focus quite a bit on the semiconductor
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R&D spending does not guarantee profits
In an article that corroborates TI’s findings, here is a 2005 article in Management Issues suggesting that higher R&D spending
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