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Will big data solve the innovation gap?

Jeffrey Phillips

Lately, with the advent of "big data", machine learning and other factors associated with data and more intelligent processes, the argument has been made that these capabilities will solve the innovation gap. However, I'm not so sure about disruptive needs and opportunities. Humans are omnivorous connectors.

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The Automotive Industry’s Big Data Challenge (Part 1)

Corporate Innovation

In this two-part series, we will discuss the big data challenge facing the automotive industry. The pieces are the result of my work in the industry helping corporations with their innovation and big data strategies. There is much less conversation about the fifth dimension.

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The Automotive Industry’s Big Data Challenge (Part 1)

Corporate Innovation

In this two-part series, we will discuss the big data challenge facing the automotive industry. The pieces are the result of my work in the industry helping corporations with their innovation and big data strategies. There is much less conversation about the fifth dimension.

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The Automotive Industry’s Big Data Challenge (Part 1)

Corporate Innovation

In this two-part series, we will discuss the big data challenge facing the automotive industry. The pieces are the result of my work in the industry helping corporations with their innovation and big data strategies. There is much less conversation about the fifth dimension.

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How Should Your Business Find the Next Big Thing?

IdeaScale

Disruptive or incremental innovation? The former is disruptive innovation and although rare, it can happen, while the latter is incremental innovation. And how do you balance the two to find the next big thing in your industry? Disruptive Innovation. The first is that there’s no disruptive innovation without it.

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Recognizing the Building Blocks of Innovation

Paul Hobcraft

I think of the Gartner Hype Cycle here as we have gone through each of the stages of recognition of the application and the learning from this; we have the innovation triggers first, then a peak or inflated expectations, followed by troughs of disillusionment and finally by the slope of enlightenment, to give a new plateau of productivity.

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The Business Case Alternative: How to Support Disruptive Innovation at a Large Company

The Inovo Group

There is not much written in this article that hasn’t been written about numerous times before, but it does provide a concise summary of many of the issues large companies face and some of the reasons they are not good at disruptive innovation. one expects the revelation of, or at least a proposal for, something new and different.