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Taking Final Ideas to Market is the Hardest Part

Paul Hobcraft

It seems so simple doesn’t it – “bringing final ideas to market”. Here in Europe, it is often suggested that “Europe is the cradle of creativity”, perhaps but I think the United States is “the crucible of innovation”, it forges ideas and takes them to market far better. So easy to say, yet it does seem so very hard to achieve.

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3 Questions You Need to Ask Before Creating an Innovation Roadmap

Leapfrogging

In January 1996, two Stanford PhD students started working on a research project that would change the world. They nicknamed their project BackRub, because it checked backlinks of websites to determine their importance. Consider if the overall aim is to improve technologies, products, processes, markets etc.

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Diversity and Innovation: Benefiting from a Corporate Culture of Inclusion

Qmarkets

Diversity also leads to economic growth, and according to a study from Brown University “the interplay between cultural assimilation and cultural diffusion have played a significant role in giving rise to differential patterns of economic development across the globe.” Organizations are now becoming attuned to this.

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Unit Economics: How to Calculate CAC & LTV – It Depends

IM Insights

Understanding revenue and cost on a per unit basis for Startups/innovation projects is vital but even established businesses have a lot to gain from doing it right. 20:00) The boundary between Acquisition and Activation is not always clear, teams have to ultimately figure it out for themselves, as so often – it depends! (23:30)

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10 Reasons to Invest in Your Employees (and How It Can Pay Off)

CMOE

A company invests its money and resources into advertising, research and development, social media, partnerships, technology, security, and much more. It may be the best way to raise the value of your company and secure your place in the market, and it doesn’t have to cost much at all. Poor Communication Costs Money.

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Diversity and Innovation: Benefiting from a Corporate Culture of Inclusion

Qmarkets

Diversity also leads to economic growth, and according to a study from Brown University “the interplay between cultural assimilation and cultural diffusion have played a significant role in giving rise to differential patterns of economic development across the globe.”

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Executives Meet to Discuss the ROI of Innovation

Moves the Needle

This is commonly referred to as Product-Market fit. The business understands the market and has developed a proven, scalable blueprint to winning the market. Fast-growing startups often link compensation to achieving growth in a particular metric, such as advertising spend, or user engagement. What’s the ROI?

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