Innovation Management at Work: Real-World Use Cases

Innovation Management at Work: Real-World Use Cases

According to an article in MIT Sloan Management Review, global companies waste at least $100 billion per year on innovation due to a lack of engagement from their employees, partners, and customers. Without their input, businesses risk losing out on game-changing opportunities and ways to make their business more efficient. Collaborative innovation management systems can create a culture of innovation, reduce costs, and increase employee engagement. Four case studies, including Cambia Health Solutions and Polaris Industries, demonstrate how these systems can streamline the innovation process, reduce time to market, and lead to product development.

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