Should Any Innovation Be Nationally Structured?

Should Any Innovation Be Nationally Structured?

Innovation should not be contained within national borders as it needs to go where it is needed and felt. Solutions closer to the final consumer have a greater chance of success in solving their needs. Nationalized innovations are often not seen or valued by others and are not adopted as 'our own' solutions. Social issues are even more fluid and transcends boundaries, generating social unrest that drives change. National measurements only capture a given part of activities within a geographical area, missing out on cross-border flows that make higher value points in innovation.

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Imagine a Bigger Better World: An Innovative Leap by Sir Tim Berners-Lee

Imagine a Bigger Better World: An Innovative Leap by Sir Tim Berners-Lee

Sir Tim Berners-Lee, the inventor of the World Wide Web, combined the hypertext concept with the URL system and HTTP to transform human communication with the web.

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Open Services Innovation

Innovation management and service offerings can help companies escape the commodity trap, as seen in the transformation of GE Aviation’s business model to offer engine maintenance and repair services through their ‘‘Power by the Hour’’ pricing model.

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Executive pitch do’s and don’ts

Learn how to create a winning pitch for your business idea with these tips on summarizing findings, delivering the presentation, and answering questions from senior stakeholders.

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