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Is it time to “re-question” nuclear energy?
The safety of nuclear plants has always considered to be a problem, so too the disposal of waste, but with an estimated 500 nuclear plants in the worl…
Feb 28
The safety of nuclear plants has always considered to be a problem, so too the disposal of waste, but with an estimated 500 nuclear plants in the worl…
The classic paradox that IT designers face as they design intelligent machines able to make “reasoned” decisions and ultimately build machines tha…
The problem some may have with Open Innovation model may be borne out of the “not invented here syndrome”,
Brand is vital – protect it carefully and make sure that every customer experience is a good one.
Bonuses can incentivise better performance of a business, but how much should they be and in what manner should they be given out?
Don’t be fooled into thinking that blasting on social media is necessarily money well spent.
Contrary to popular opinion, a patent does not protect an idea, but rather the particular way a problem has been solved.
It’s useful to revisit your mission and adapt it as conditions change – a failure to do so may lock your people into a fixed mindset that may ultimate…
Innovation needs to be undertaken only when all its market consequences have been envisaged and weighed up.
A business plan is too often prepared by the champion of an idea who is convinced about its likely success before they even start.
Process innovation works on the premise that you are already making and selling something and simply asks you to explore the way you do things.
Coupling is a technique that can be used to connect a new idea or product to one the markets is already comfortable with and in so doing mitigates the…
If you chose to adopt the definition of innovation as “Change that Adds Value” it’s clear that using innovation to create new products reduces mar…
Market risk – the likelihood that you can’t find a market for your new product or service – is where most new products or ventures fail.
All businesses, no matter how big or small start with an idea, the thought of a product or service that could be sold for a profit.
Workshops in three countries with over 700 SMEs in the past year reveal that only about seven per cent of small businesses have a real strategy.
