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Constructing the innovation mandate

Paul Hobcraft

To get to a consistent performance of innovation and creativity within organizations you do need to rely on a process, structure and the consistent ability to foster a culture of innovation. The innovation mandate is often overlooked or undervalued. What should be in a “typical” innovation mandate?

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Mastering the Game: Corporate Executives and the Art of Startup Investment

Leapfrogging

CVC units often focus on securing a competitive advantage by investing in startups with innovative technologies or business models that align with the corporation’s strategic goals. The core of CVC is to identify and harness external innovation that can contribute to the long-term success of the corporate investor.

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Innovation in all aspects – the Key to Swedish Tech Success

Innovation 360 Group

Over the last 10 years the Nordic region whilst only representing 2% of GDP is responsible for 10% of BUSD technology exits. But what makes this tiny city so successful in tech success. New research shows that a culture of innovation in all it’s forms key. For senior leadership this means reviewing four clear areas.

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An Innovative Culture: Define It, Cultivate It and Use It to Enable Transformation

Wazoku

A culture of innovation is more than a buzzword. Many organisations struggle to first define what makes a culture innovative, let alone build an innovative culture. WHAT DEFINES THE CULTURE OF AN INNOVATIVE ORGANISATION? Allowing time and energy for innovation. Philosophy of Trust.

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The Winning Formula for Financial Process Improvement – How TSYS is Defining the Future of Fintech

Qmarkets

There has never been a more critical time for financial firms to prioritize innovation. Rapidly changing customer behaviours, disruptive digital technologies, and the emergence of agile fintech start-ups means that disruption is an ever-present danger. However, sometimes the most important innovations are also the most simple.

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Can Audi avoid its Kodak moment?

Cris Beswick

This fear seems to have substance, with Audi finance and legal boss Arno Antlitz confirming that the brand’s new model development cycles will remain at six-seven years. It is common for companies to fail due to the inability to adapt fast enough to changing market conditions; see the cases of Blockbuster and Kodak, to name a few.