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And if it lasts until 2021. Trying to predict trends ahead of time can be challenging. You never quite know how new ideas will be received in the marketplace. New technologies and scientific breakthroughs seemingly pop up out of nowhere. Flashes of brilliance coming when we least expect them. MORE
One estimate suggests that the cybersecurity industry will top $200 billion in the United States alone by 2021. If you’re on the lookout for a breakout growth opportunity, it’s important to look where others aren’t. MORE
The leadership of the UAE has emphasized its importance across all sectors through UAE Vision 2021. MORE
They said they planned to work together to develop a fully autonomous car by 2021. “There is no such thing as the digital revolution.” That is what Hans-Werner Feick announced recently in his column on the business portal website BILANZ. MORE
Investment on digital transformation alone is set to hit US$7 trillion worldwide by 2021, according to IDC. However, big investments open the door for costly failures, and 84% of digital transformations go on to fail. Organisations are investing big on innovation initiatives that are said to build a culture of innovation but ultimately amount to little more than innovation theatre, despite their best intentions MORE
Commercialising and communicating academic research leads to more relevant research that improves lives and provides solutions to our global dilemmas. MORE
billion globally by 2021. Innovation in Healthcare. People understand that innovation in healthcare needs to become routine. That’s not the issue. High costs, no access to quality healthcare, and the dearth of committed medical professionals: those are the issues. Quick fact check. MORE
In yet another cumulative way, 2021’s prize is on the topic of dramatic population increase and how to sustain such an increase with innovative ways to produce food while avoiding compromising the integrity of our planet. MORE
The grand prize will be awarded in October 2021. One of the biggest pieces of open innovation news from this week was the announcement of the launch of the $10M ANA Avatar XPRIZE by XPRIZE and All Nippon Airways (ANA). MORE
by 2021. FEI Europe – Adapt, disrupt, innovate. This year’s FEI Europe conference in London was full of energy and ideas and I left feeling more motivated and inspired than ever to continue to find new ways to disrupt stale approaches to innovation. While every success should be celebrated, it is vital that companies don’t make the mistake of resting on their laurels. We must continue to innovate and look for new ways to think about and use technology. MORE
Ford’s Chief Executive Officer Mark Fields recently announced plans to team up with major global cities to help solve congestion issues and help people move more easily as well as to have fully-autonomous vehicles in 2021 – two bold initiatives that builds on more than 100 years’ of innovation from the automaker. The future of transportation and mobility is as exciting and uncertain as it ever has been over the past 100 years. MORE
In fact, businesses driven by data insights and analytics are effectively growing at an average of more than 30 percent every year , and by 2021, they are expected to take $1.8 MORE
According to Gartner , by 2021, early adopter brands that redesign their websites to support visual and voice search will increase digital commerce revenue by 30%. As workplace demographics are transforming, employers struggle to match the evolving needs of a multi-generational workforce. MORE
by 2021. FEI Europe – Adapt, disrupt, innovate. This year’s FEI Europe conference in London was full of energy and ideas and I left feeling more motivated and inspired than ever to continue to find new ways to disrupt stale approaches to innovation. While every success should be celebrated, it is vital that companies don’t make the mistake of resting on their laurels. We must continue to innovate and look for new ways to think about and use technology. MORE
For Harley Davidson, tariffs on their bikes soared from 6% to 31%, set to rise further in 2021. There’s no such thing as “too efficient”. There’s always room for improvement. MORE
Call for Papers Special Issue of Organization Science: Emerging Technologies and Organizing Special Issue Editors: Diane Bailey, University of Texas at Austin School of Information Samer Faraj, McGill University Pamela Hinds, Stanford University Georg von Krogh, ETH Zurich Paul Leonardi, UC Santa Barbara Emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, data analytics, robotics, digital platforms, social media, digital traces, blockchain, and 3D printing are increasingly reshaping human action and interaction in domains as varied as consumer credit-risk assessment, product design, platform work, healthcare diagnosis, hiring, predictive policing, custom manufacturing, automated fraud detection, consumer services, and surveillance. From organizational boundaries to employment relationships to individuals’ identification with organizations, these technologies are increasingly deployed in almost every process, form, and condition for organizing; their adoption and use are thereby calling into question our fundamental theories and ideas about organizations and organizing. This Special Issue seeks to advance scholarly understanding of how these theories and ideas need to evolve in the context of these new technologies. … Timeline April 1, 2019: Call announced January 15, 2020: Submission February 1, 2020: Initial screening decisions April 1, 2020: First round of editorial decisions (reviews, desk rejects) September 15, 2020: Resubmissions November 15, 2020: Second round of editorial decisions (rejects, second review) February 15, 2021: Final resubmission April 1, 2021: Final decision or minor revisions handled by editors only End of summer, 2021: Expected publication Paper Development Activities The topic of emerging technologies is rapidly building momentum in the scholarly community. Yet, recognizing the novelty of the phenomenon, the Special Issue (SI) editors plan to organize a series of meetings and a paper development workshop to help authors advance their work toward high-quality submissions. All of these events are optional. They include: “Meet the SI Editors” session at the Conference on Organizing in the Era of Digital Technology, ETH Zurich Conference Facility at Monte Verita: June 12–15, 2019 “Meet the SI Editors” session at the Academy of Management: August 9–13, 2019 Paper Development Workshop, UC Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, CA: October 10–11, 2019 (details to follow). For the full CFP, see the Org Sci website. CFP Georg von Krogh Organization Science MORE
The President and CEO for Ford Motor Company, Mark Fields, had a conference where he spoke about Ford entering the self-driving car race in 2021 hoping to establish Ford as a leader in this field. MORE
billion globally by 2021. Global healthcare spending is currently estimated at US$ 7.83 trillion and this figure is expected to increase to US$ 18.28 trillion in 2040. Innovation and digital transformation can improve the quality of healthcare while keeping costs in check. MORE
Investment on digital transformation alone is set to hit US$7 trillion worldwide by 2021, according to IDC. However, big investments open the door for costly failures, and 84% of digital transformations go on to fail. Organisations are investing big on innovation initiatives that are said to build a culture of innovation but ultimately amount to little more than innovation theatre, despite their best intentions MORE
Volvo intends to offer a self-driving car by 2021, which will approach Level 4 autonomy by using a system called Highway Pilot. The Internet of Things (IoT) is a system of interrelated devices that have unique identifiers and can autonomously transfer data over a network. IoT ecosystems consist of internet-enabled smart devices that have integrated sensors, processors, and communication hardware to capture, analyze, and send data from their immediate environments. MORE
trillion by 2021. Do you run an e-commerce store that sells fast moving products or services? Well, if you do, then you are lucky. Research by Statistica shows that in 2018, total e-commerce sales hit $2.8 trillion. MORE
trillion by 2021. Digital transformation. If you’ve yet to hear about this IT phenomenon, it’s likely you’re not among the 44 percent of businesses implementing a digital-first approach to business processes, operations, and customer engagement. MORE
billion connected devices, this will nearly double by 2021. What does the future hold for IoT? The Internet of Things (IoT) has exploded into the tech world over the past decade. From smart thermostats and home assistants to cars that interact with your phone, this rapidly expanding collection of networked devices is giving unforeseeable insights into human behavior, as well as unexpected threats. MORE
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) Vision 2021 is one of the most ambitious innovation visions on the planet, aiming for sustainability, health, education, renewable energy and a knowledge-based economy. Furthermore, for his efforts in outlining necessary and tangible changes that are to be done to fulfill the objectives and strategic initiatives leading to the achievement of the Vision 2021 for the UAE. MORE
billion globally by 2021. Innovation in Healthcare. People understand that innovation in healthcare needs to become routine. That’s not the issue. High costs, no access to quality healthcare, and the dearth of committed medical professionals: those are the issues. Quick fact check. MORE
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) Vision 2021 is one of the most ambitious innovation visions on the planet, aiming for sustainability, health, education, renewable energy and a knowledge-based economy. MORE
billion by 2021. Computers are increasingly able to figure out what we’re feeling. A recent report predicts that the global affective computing market will grow from $12.2 billion in 2016 to $53.98 MORE
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Daniel Burrus
JULY 3, 2019
In yet another cumulative way, 2021’s prize is on the topic of dramatic population increase and how to sustain such an increase with innovative ways to produce food while avoiding compromising the integrity of our planet.
Collectivecamp
MAY 17, 2019
Investment on digital transformation alone is set to hit US$7 trillion worldwide by 2021, according to IDC. However, big investments open the door for costly failures, and 84% of digital transformations go on to fail. Organisations are investing big on innovation initiatives that are said to build a culture of innovation but ultimately amount to little more than innovation theatre, despite their best intentions
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Innovation 360 Group
FEBRUARY 20, 2018
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) Vision 2021 is one of the most ambitious innovation visions on the planet, aiming for sustainability, health, education, renewable energy and a knowledge-based economy.
Collectivecamp
AUGUST 21, 2018
Investment on digital transformation alone is set to hit US$7 trillion worldwide by 2021, according to IDC. However, big investments open the door for costly failures, and 84% of digital transformations go on to fail. Organisations are investing big on innovation initiatives that are said to build a culture of innovation but ultimately amount to little more than innovation theatre, despite their best intentions
Innovation 360
FEBRUARY 21, 2018
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) Vision 2021 is one of the most ambitious innovation visions on the planet, aiming for sustainability, health, education, renewable energy and a knowledge-based economy. Furthermore, for his efforts in outlining necessary and tangible changes that are to be done to fulfill the objectives and strategic initiatives leading to the achievement of the Vision 2021 for the UAE.
Game-Changer
DECEMBER 4, 2017
billion by 2021. Computers are increasingly able to figure out what we’re feeling. A recent report predicts that the global affective computing market will grow from $12.2 billion in 2016 to $53.98
Game-Changer
FEBRUARY 9, 2017
The President and CEO for Ford Motor Company, Mark Fields, had a conference where he spoke about Ford entering the self-driving car race in 2021 hoping to establish Ford as a leader in this field.
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Greatest. Idea. Ever.
JANUARY 7, 2020
And if it lasts until 2021. Trying to predict trends ahead of time can be challenging. You never quite know how new ideas will be received in the marketplace. New technologies and scientific breakthroughs seemingly pop up out of nowhere. Flashes of brilliance coming when we least expect them.
Acuvate
JUNE 28, 2019
trillion by 2021. Digital transformation. If you’ve yet to hear about this IT phenomenon, it’s likely you’re not among the 44 percent of businesses implementing a digital-first approach to business processes, operations, and customer engagement.
IdeaSpies
MARCH 12, 2019
trillion by 2021. Do you run an e-commerce store that sells fast moving products or services? Well, if you do, then you are lucky. Research by Statistica shows that in 2018, total e-commerce sales hit $2.8 trillion.
IdeaConnection
MARCH 16, 2018
The grand prize will be awarded in October 2021. One of the biggest pieces of open innovation news from this week was the announcement of the launch of the $10M ANA Avatar XPRIZE by XPRIZE and All Nippon Airways (ANA).
Innovation 360 Group
OCTOBER 6, 2017
The leadership of the UAE has emphasized its importance across all sectors through UAE Vision 2021.
InnovationTraining.org
SEPTEMBER 10, 2019
For Harley Davidson, tariffs on their bikes soared from 6% to 31%, set to rise further in 2021. There’s no such thing as “too efficient”. There’s always room for improvement.
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IdeaSpies
JULY 21, 2019
Commercialising and communicating academic research leads to more relevant research that improves lives and provides solutions to our global dilemmas.
Acuvate
DECEMBER 26, 2018
According to Gartner , by 2021, early adopter brands that redesign their websites to support visual and voice search will increase digital commerce revenue by 30%. As workplace demographics are transforming, employers struggle to match the evolving needs of a multi-generational workforce.
100%Open
NOVEMBER 14, 2016
Ford’s Chief Executive Officer Mark Fields recently announced plans to team up with major global cities to help solve congestion issues and help people move more easily as well as to have fully-autonomous vehicles in 2021 – two bold initiatives that builds on more than 100 years’ of innovation from the automaker. The future of transportation and mobility is as exciting and uncertain as it ever has been over the past 100 years.
Yet2
NOVEMBER 5, 2019
billion connected devices, this will nearly double by 2021. What does the future hold for IoT? The Internet of Things (IoT) has exploded into the tech world over the past decade. From smart thermostats and home assistants to cars that interact with your phone, this rapidly expanding collection of networked devices is giving unforeseeable insights into human behavior, as well as unexpected threats.
Daniel Burrus
NOVEMBER 16, 2017
One estimate suggests that the cybersecurity industry will top $200 billion in the United States alone by 2021. If you’re on the lookout for a breakout growth opportunity, it’s important to look where others aren’t.
hackerearth
MARCH 5, 2019
Volvo intends to offer a self-driving car by 2021, which will approach Level 4 autonomy by using a system called Highway Pilot. The Internet of Things (IoT) is a system of interrelated devices that have unique identifiers and can autonomously transfer data over a network. IoT ecosystems consist of internet-enabled smart devices that have integrated sensors, processors, and communication hardware to capture, analyze, and send data from their immediate environments.
Open Innovation
APRIL 5, 2019
Call for Papers Special Issue of Organization Science: Emerging Technologies and Organizing Special Issue Editors: Diane Bailey, University of Texas at Austin School of Information Samer Faraj, McGill University Pamela Hinds, Stanford University Georg von Krogh, ETH Zurich Paul Leonardi, UC Santa Barbara Emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, data analytics, robotics, digital platforms, social media, digital traces, blockchain, and 3D printing are increasingly reshaping human action and interaction in domains as varied as consumer credit-risk assessment, product design, platform work, healthcare diagnosis, hiring, predictive policing, custom manufacturing, automated fraud detection, consumer services, and surveillance. From organizational boundaries to employment relationships to individuals’ identification with organizations, these technologies are increasingly deployed in almost every process, form, and condition for organizing; their adoption and use are thereby calling into question our fundamental theories and ideas about organizations and organizing. This Special Issue seeks to advance scholarly understanding of how these theories and ideas need to evolve in the context of these new technologies. … Timeline April 1, 2019: Call announced January 15, 2020: Submission February 1, 2020: Initial screening decisions April 1, 2020: First round of editorial decisions (reviews, desk rejects) September 15, 2020: Resubmissions November 15, 2020: Second round of editorial decisions (rejects, second review) February 15, 2021: Final resubmission April 1, 2021: Final decision or minor revisions handled by editors only End of summer, 2021: Expected publication Paper Development Activities The topic of emerging technologies is rapidly building momentum in the scholarly community. Yet, recognizing the novelty of the phenomenon, the Special Issue (SI) editors plan to organize a series of meetings and a paper development workshop to help authors advance their work toward high-quality submissions. All of these events are optional. They include: “Meet the SI Editors” session at the Conference on Organizing in the Era of Digital Technology, ETH Zurich Conference Facility at Monte Verita: June 12–15, 2019 “Meet the SI Editors” session at the Academy of Management: August 9–13, 2019 Paper Development Workshop, UC Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, CA: October 10–11, 2019 (details to follow). For the full CFP, see the Org Sci website. CFP Georg von Krogh Organization Science
hackerearth
APRIL 25, 2018
billion globally by 2021. Global healthcare spending is currently estimated at US$ 7.83 trillion and this figure is expected to increase to US$ 18.28 trillion in 2040. Innovation and digital transformation can improve the quality of healthcare while keeping costs in check.
eZassi
JUNE 23, 2017
by 2021. FEI Europe – Adapt, disrupt, innovate. This year’s FEI Europe conference in London was full of energy and ideas and I left feeling more motivated and inspired than ever to continue to find new ways to disrupt stale approaches to innovation. While every success should be celebrated, it is vital that companies don’t make the mistake of resting on their laurels. We must continue to innovate and look for new ways to think about and use technology.
eZassi
JUNE 23, 2017
by 2021. FEI Europe – Adapt, disrupt, innovate. This year’s FEI Europe conference in London was full of energy and ideas and I left feeling more motivated and inspired than ever to continue to find new ways to disrupt stale approaches to innovation. While every success should be celebrated, it is vital that companies don’t make the mistake of resting on their laurels. We must continue to innovate and look for new ways to think about and use technology.
etventure
OCTOBER 6, 2016
They said they planned to work together to develop a fully autonomous car by 2021. “There is no such thing as the digital revolution.” That is what Hans-Werner Feick announced recently in his column on the business portal website BILANZ.
hackerearth
APRIL 25, 2018
billion globally by 2021. Innovation in Healthcare. People understand that innovation in healthcare needs to become routine. That’s not the issue. High costs, no access to quality healthcare, and the dearth of committed medical professionals: those are the issues. Quick fact check.
hackerearth
APRIL 25, 2018
billion globally by 2021. Innovation in Healthcare. People understand that innovation in healthcare needs to become routine. That’s not the issue. High costs, no access to quality healthcare, and the dearth of committed medical professionals: those are the issues. Quick fact check.
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