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My 5 S for future Innovation: Smart, Stacks, Scale, Storage, and Software

Paul Hobcraft

Recently, I got caught up in some announcement by Siemens, where they announced the acquisition of Mendix, the Low-Code providers, for the explicit purpose to combine Mendix with Siemens MindSphere, claiming it has the potential to cover off all elements of the Smart App Stack. That got my attention.

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Qmarkets and OmniStrada Partner to Empower Asian Businesses with Continuous Improvement Culture & Capabilities

Qmarkets

Qmarkets’ innovation management software facilitates idea generation, evaluation and implementation, collaboration, and data analysis. It will partner up with the C-suite to roadmap the journey, deliver and create value for each of the business functions, and drive strategy cohesiveness across teams. That’s where we come in.

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Five Steps for Creating Customer Journey Maps You Can Actually Use

New Markets Advisors

Regardless of whether you’re looking at customers from a B2B, B2C, or internal (process improvement) lens, journey mapping allows an organization to put itself in the customer’s shoes. Another study showed that companies that create formal customer journey maps realize a 54% greater return from their marketing efforts.

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You Are Being Digitally Disrupted – Do Something About It

The Inovo Group

An AI could be assisting virtually everyone throughout your business – operations, RD&E, sales, customer relationship, marketing, manufacturing, supply chains and innovation. P&G), software (e.g., become merely just more ‘software’ once they are commercialized. An AI could be at the center of your Industry 4.0

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The only two measures that matter

David Marks

This could be due to a favorable set of regulations, processes, brand, network and technologies or any combination thereof. Some companies enjoy a monopolistic position due to (historical) regulations. In the B2B world, there are many companies that control a section of market and remain mostly unknown to the greater public.

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The only two measures that matter

David Marks

This could be due to a favorable set of regulations, processes, brand, network and technologies or any combination thereof. Some companies enjoy a monopolistic position due to (historical) regulations. In the B2B world, there are many companies that control a section of market and remain mostly unknown to the greater public.