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Understanding the Innovation Landscape needed for Enabling Technologies in the World’s Energy Transition

Paul Hobcraft

To have any chance to reverse these temperature rises there is an increasing emphasis on innovation solutions within the technology that is required for the Worlds energy system. Internet of Things. Much of the investments need to be directed away from fossil fuels (the primary carbon emitters) into clean technologies.

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Smart Service Canvas

ITONICS

The rapid growth of smart devices pushes the development of smart services in various industries, such as healthcare, education, information and communication technology (ICT), mechanical engineering, automotive, and logistics. Dr. Jens Pöppelbuß is Professor of Industrial Sales and Service Engineering at the Ruhr-Universität Bochum.

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Connected Objects Will Become Your New Problem

Daniel Burrus

Allow me to introduce you to a Google-powered search engine called “ Censys ” that was launched in October 2015 by researchers at the University of Michigan, and allows computer scientists to ask questions about the devices and networks that compose the Internet.

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You Are Being Digitally Disrupted – Do Something About It

The Inovo Group

This is the AI-assisted world that is the result of the internet-of-things, blockchain, advanced analytics, machine learning, natural language processing or other digital technologies being implemented today. There are specific things you can do today to start the transition. Transforming Your Business.

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The Innovation-Driven Disruption of the Automotive Value Chain (Part 2)

Corporate Innovation

While investing heavily in R&D, automotive OEMs had not been investing in technologies and business models that are now used by newcomers to disrupt them (software, big data, user experience, additive manufacturing/materials, energy storage, sharing economy, direct to consumer). Figure 4: Automotive company presence in Silicon Valley.

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The Innovation-Driven Disruption of the Automotive Value Chain (Part 2)

Corporate Innovation

While investing heavily in R&D, automotive OEMs had not been investing in technologies and business models that are now used by newcomers to disrupt them (software, big data, user experience, additive manufacturing/materials, energy storage, sharing economy, direct to consumer). Figure 4: Automotive company presence in Silicon Valley.