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Building Bridges for Innovation: ISO 56003 and the Power of Structured Partnerships

PlanBox Innovation

The increased interdependence has birthed countless collaboration opportunities, leading innovators to strategically weave a network of partnerships throughout their supply chain to continuously drive better, more sustainable results, especially when it comes to evaluating emerging technologies and engaging with startups.

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Crunch Time for Sustainability Innovation

100%Open

Of these, 58 have committed explicitly to neutralising council emissions by 2030 as well as those of their residents and businesses by 2045 – five years ahead of the government’s 2050 target. Yet they can’t engage effectively due to their lack of networks, open innovation models and procurement practices. So what now?

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7 Deadly Sins in Corporate Innovation

PlanBox Innovation

A realistic first step in this direction would mean leveraging AI to scan internal and external data sources to alert innovators of emerging technologies or weak signals. Turning a blind eye to disruptive forces and future evolutions means almost certain death in today’s hyper competitive world.

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Continuing the Energy Transition Journey

Paul Hobcraft

Technology innovation, suggested new business models, outline proposals for changing policies, processes, and market design all are being “sketched out.” It is evident innovation must be way broader than just technological RD&D. During this past week, I have been working through specific aspects of the energy transition model.

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Upskilling to drive growth in the new economy

ImagineNation

Noting that upskilling to drive growth in the new economy, requires all of us, no matter our ages, qualifications or set of experiences, to master the social, emotional, and technological skills required to co-create human and machine interactions in the new economy that is emerging in our virtual and connected world.

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Racing Toward the Singularity: Earth's Final 35 Years with Human Beings (As We Know Them)

Legacy Innovation Group

The Second Industrial Revolution — the Technological Revolution — lasted from around 1870 to 1914 (the start of World War I) and was a time of rapid industrialization built on the use of electricity. The first stage, from around 1760 to 1840, was predicated on the use of water power. It was the beginning of the Information Age.

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Are we losing the Energy Transition Battle? Innovation to the rescue?

Paul Hobcraft

If we do not put in the building blocks and gain the real momentum and recognition of the challenges and needs to change, we will suffer the consequences in future years in deteriorating living conditions, unhealthy air, rapidly heating planêt causing disruptions to food supplies. To nature, to where and how we live.

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