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What Did the Pandemic Teach Us About New Product Development?

Planview

In this post, you will find questions and answers from an incredibly timely and informative webinar that provided crucial new product development best practices based on lessons learned from the pandemic. In his paper on Accelerating innovation, Dr. Cooper makes the case that “firms can respond quickly and pivot with innovations.”

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From Strategy to Success: Harnessing Corporate Venture Capital for Growth

Leapfrogging

CVC is often characterized by its dual focus on achieving both strategic returns, such as fostering innovation or entering new markets, and financial returns, similar to those sought by traditional venture capitalists. Moreover, through CVC, corporations can tap into the startup ecosystem , leveraging agility and innovative mindsets.

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Top 10 Product Development and Innovation Management Predictions for 2024

Planview

As we welcome the new year, we asked our team of product innovation experts and thought leaders to identify trends they’re seeing across the industry and within our customer implementations. Trend #1: Greater Financial Scrutiny on New Product Development Balanced Against Innovation Opportunity While the U.S.

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Seven Roads of Innovation-Based Growth

Legacy Innovation Group

Seven Roads of Innovation–Based Growth. It might be a matter of finding new markets, even creating new markets, or just finding new space in your current markets through new technology and products. ROAD #1 — PRODUCT INNOVATION & BUSINESS MODEL INNOVATION. And it's unrelenting.

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What’s next for consumer products

Board of Innovation

What’s next for consumer products Innovating for new moments in consumer journeys. Putting digital-first up-front in the design process, rather than having it as an after-thought, can decrease the cost and reduce the risk of product development and omni-channel launch.

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Accelerating Innovation with Rapid Learning Cycles

Innovation Excellence

As innovators, we all want to do three key things: Create something new, fantastic and disruptive; Bring it to the market fast enough to capture its value and grow our business; Do it again (and again, and again.).

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Cross-Functional Product Development Case Study Roundup

Planview

Cross-functional transparency is necessary for three reasons: Helping guide product investment Efficient resource allocation Speeding products to market For example, IoT disruptions and the demand for connected-smart innovations have added a whole new layer of complexity to successfully bring most physical products to market.