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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I have always been a fan of scenario planning. It really does provide great insights into R&D strategy and allows […]
Three Lessons for Sustainable Scenario Planning Read Post »
Management Science has a cool (at least I think so) paper on Cross-Function and Same-Function Alliances: How Does Alliance Structure Affect
Strategic considerations for teaming, alliances and collaborations Read Post »
It is not very often do we get a look inside R&D management processes and tools at giants like Microsoft
R&D Portfolio Management case study – Microsoft Kin Read Post »
I guess hints about R&D strategy are everywhere one looks. The article How Moore’s Law drove Intel into the arms
Don’t have access to customers? Hire stand-ins! Read Post »
In an article in the Washington Post, John Boldani points out Three Big Assumptions Leaders Should Question: It is important for
Three Big Assumptions Leaders Should Question Read Post »
NE Asia Tech-On has interviewed Freescale CTO on R&D Strategies. The interview does focus quite a bit on the semiconductor
Freescale CTO on R&D Strategies Read Post »
Corporate Executive Board had a very good summary of Six Myths of Corporate Strategy: Myth 1: Most Executives Want a
Six Myths of Corporate Strategy Read Post »
R&D magazine produces an annual Study on global R&D funding forecast that is full of great information. In 2010 R&D spending
2010 Global R&D funding forecast at greater than $1.1 Trillion Read Post »
In the same theme as Reverse Innovation and may be Borderless Innovation, Strategy + Business has an article on The
Frugal Engineering Read Post »
Results of another industry survey – this one from Diamond – are actually the opposite of the IBM survey (CEOs
Do CEOs really know what they want from R&D? Read Post »