Speed of Innovation

Speed of Innovation refers to the rate of change in the product portfolio through new offers, new features and improved functionalities.

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Product Launch

Product Launch is the process of introducing a new product to the market, from initial development and testing to final release.

Stanford

Stanford is a private research university in Stanford, California. It was founded in 1885 by Leland and Jane Stanford in memory of their only child, Leland Stanford Jr.

Innovation Ecosystem

Innovation Ecosystem

The network of organizations, individuals, and resources that support and enable innovation. It includes the interplay between customers, businesses, governments and other stakeholders who influence the development of new products and services.

Top Speed of Innovation Resources

Innovation Culture: What Is It And How Can Employers Create It? -

Innovation culture is crucial for success in any business. It involves accepting great ideas from anyone, encouraging collaboration, overcoming fear of failure, and sharing success.

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Top Most Immersive Social Innovation Examples

Discover 5 examples of social innovation in India that are helping to tackle issues such as access to safe water, healthcare, and women’s safety.

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The view from the Innovation Edge

Nesta recently hosted a successful large-scale event called Innovation Edge, featuring high-profile speakers and exhibitors. The event highlights included Tim Berners Lee, Bob Geldof, and even Gordon Brown. The conference also experimented with using Twitter to promote networking and participation.

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Leaving Blog Comments - 4 Quick Steps

Learn the basics of leaving blog comments as a way to get started in social media content creation.

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Miro vs Mural: Comparing These Top Whiteboard Tools

Miro and Mural are two virtual whiteboard and collaboration tools that offer a range of features for real-time collaboration.

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Nominal Group Technique (NGT) for Collaborative Solutions and Decisions

Learn about nominal group technique (NGT), a group problem-solving approach that involves generating solutions, ranking them, and selecting the most favored one.

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Panda as an innovative green energy source

China has built the world's largest solar power station in the shape of a panda, made up of thousands of solar panels.

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Wear Your Heart on Your Sleeve at the Austin Heart Walk

Planview participated in the American Heart Association's Austin Heart Walk to raise awareness and support for the prevention, detection, research, and medical care for heart disease.

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What is Crowdsourcing? (in 2023)

Crowdsourcing involves seeking knowledge or services from a large group of people to find innovative ideas. This post explores what crowdsourcing is and the advantages of using it.

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What is Crowdsourcing?

Learn about crowdsourcing and how it has become a vital part of generating ideas, problem-solving and product development.

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Why Crowdsourcing is Critical to the Future of Education

Crowdsourcing is crucial to the future of education, especially in online education where it is necessary for solving problems, verifying complex data, and integrating universities with the community.

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Working the Crowd – Don’t Get Lost

Utilizing crowd-led approaches to create value in innovation management requires analysis, planning, and forethought to align processes to gain insights and engage consumers optimally.

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Citizen Crowds Can Make a Big Impact on Elections

Crowdsourcing has become an effective tool for businesses and the public sector to connect with people, develop stronger bonds and yield insights.

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Crowdsourcing for Good: How Adventist Health Gets Employees Into the “Giving” Spirit

Adventist Health Bakersfield launched a Community Give Back challenge to engage employees and encourage philanthropy efforts during the holiday season.

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Evaluating Crowdsourcing – offering a bright future?

Crowdsourcing is a powerful yet potentially complicated concept that can provide organizations with new ideas and solutions. However, there are several concerns and obstacles that need to be addressed prior to implementing a crowdsourcing challenge.

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Find Your Next Killer Opportunity in a Shark Tank

Shark Tank-style pitching competitions aren't just for TV, they're inside organizations too. Increasingly companies are realizing the value of conducting internal shark tank events to incentivize and fund business proposals that show promise. Brightidea Pitch is an app specifically designed to manage an internal shark tank, enabling entrepreneurs to easily pitch new business ideas for their own executives to evaluate and grant budget for further development.

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How a small change can have a big impact

The First World War has a lesson for leaders: small changes can have enormous impact, especially in complex systems, creating the Butterfly Effect. A small wins innovation approach can lead to cumulative impact.

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How Campbell Soup Company Brings the Best Ideas Forward

How Campbell Soup Company Brings the Best Ideas Forward

Campbell Soup Company uses crowdsourced innovation to engage employees in the company’s innovation process and solve business challenges.

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The Greatest Innovation in Olympic History

The Greatest Innovation in Olympic History

Crowdfunding is a game changer for many Olympic athletes, especially those who struggle to make ends meet with small stipends, parental support, and off-season jobs.

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Miro

Miro

Use this collaborative whiteboarding platform as a central hub, to innovate across time zones and physical locations.

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