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Leaders will invest less in transformational innovation due to fears over the economy

Idea to Value

This may upset a lot of startups or innovation teams who feel like it is their duty to look to the future and pull their company into new disruptive technologies. According the report data, across the board in every category compared to 2020, the innovation budgets for 2023 are likely to grow more slowly than in previous years.

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Revolutionize Your Event: Selecting the Best Innovation Keynote Speaker

Leapfrogging

A speaker specializing in innovation can also highlight trends, emerging technologies, and industry disruptions, providing valuable context for future strategic planning. Publications and Thought Leadership : Authoring books, articles, or maintaining an active blog on innovation topics can demonstrate thought leadership.

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Want to Put AI to Work? Prime Your Organization With These 5 Shifts

Planview

Here’s the experience that the panelists and moderator bring to the table: Sejal Amin, Chief Technology Officer at Shutterstock, stepped into her role in November 2022, just when Shutterstock was making their data deal with OpenAI. She’s led her team in bringing AI to the market throughout this turbulent year.

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In Uncertain Times You Have More Control Than You Realize

Daniel Burrus

When an individual or organization fears change and are uncertain, it’s usually in regard to digital technology disrupting their status quo or from new, fast-moving competition. Due to fear, we are finding ourselves in a real-world dystopian society, where individuals prepare for the end of the world.

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4 Corporate Innovation Trends Set to Disrupt the Business Landscape in 2021

Qmarkets

2020 was not what we expected, but nevertheless the old adage ‘out of adversity comes opportunity’ has never been more apt. From nascent technologies to emerging innovation strategies, we have identified 4 of the key corporate innovation trends to help you get ahead, so that your business will be ready for whatever next year may bring.

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Major Election Year Opportunity

Daniel Burrus

For example, 2020 is an election year in the U.S., so most companies will “wait and see” in terms of innovation due to the political uncertainties that come along with an election. Disruption Doesn’t “Wait and See”. Another big reason so many organizations and individuals alike “wait and see” is due to lack of focus.

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Being able to Pivot Helped Manufacturing Survive. What will it Take to Thrive?

Daniel Burrus

With such an all-encompassing sector, it’s no surprise that disruptions run rampant, though even during COVID-19, many manufacturing businesses were deemed essential, keeping their doors open and employees on-site. Many of these types of changes are driven by technology, but during 2020, change has been physical and largely unpredictable.