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Leapfrogging
FEBRUARY 27, 2020
Election year dynamics, coupled with an increase in grassroots business activism, and governments taking action on environmental issues, will infuse even greater chaos into our everyday experiences. Regardless of your industry or target markets, watch these disruptors closely. Emerging technologies catalyze disruption.
Leapfrogging
FEBRUARY 27, 2020
Election year dynamics, coupled with an increase in grassroots business activism, and governments taking action on environmental issues, will infuse even greater chaos into our everyday experiences. Regardless of your industry or target markets, watch these disruptors closely. Emerging technologies catalyze disruption.
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eZassi
JANUARY 24, 2023
Innovative Energy Storage Systems for a Surging Market The power of open innovation and breakthrough R&D are transforming the electric vehicle and energy storage sectors and can be the keys to a global clean energy movement. 3D printing the components of these products may be the key to scale production and improve functionality.
Outside Innovation
NOVEMBER 2, 2016
The real risk is turning the IoT (Internet of Things) into an IoS (Internet of Surveillance), through new cases that leverage the precedent to expand government authority to force technology companies to create special software to help them hack into anything and everything.". "As
Outside Innovation
NOVEMBER 2, 2016
The real risk is turning the IoT (Internet of Things) into an IoS (Internet of Surveillance), through new cases that leverage the precedent to expand government authority to force technology companies to create special software to help them hack into anything and everything.". "As
Corporate Innovation
DECEMBER 1, 2015
For decades, large companies (see Figure 1 below) have set up R&D labs outside their corporate headquarters , often in foreign countries, in spite of having a large home market with lots local R&D talent. They improved their penetration of local and regional markets by adapting their products to the country or region.
Corporate Innovation
DECEMBER 1, 2015
For decades, large companies (see Figure 1 below) have set up R&D labs outside their corporate headquarters , often in foreign countries, in spite of having a large home market with lots local R&D talent. They improved their penetration of local and regional markets by adapting their products to the country or region.
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