Do CEOs really know what they want from R&D?
Results of another industry survey – this one from Diamond – are actually the opposite of the IBM survey (CEOs […]
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Process
Why don’t businesses experiment more
In a very interesting column in the Harvard Business Review, Dan Ariely writes about why organizations are willing to listen
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Borderless Innovation
Just like Open Innovation, there is another new trend in accessing innovation outside the captive R&D organization – Borderless Innovation.
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Performance reviews cause too much stress
The New York Times has an interesting article on the impact of performance reviews on supervisors and employees alike. Annual
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Using rivalry to spur innovation
Mckinsey Quarterly has an interesting article on how to spur innovation. Their suggestion is to use rivalry to drive innovation.
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CEOs really want more creativity?
Here is an interesting article in Business Week penned by a Senior Vice President from IBM. The article claims that
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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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R&D spending cuts sharpen vision?
A recent article in the Dallas News mentions that TI has cut its R&D budget by more than 25%. These
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