Open innovation is revolutionizing the way organizations work; from what to who, discovery to detection and ownership to access. It requires new skills and structures and a shift towards shared knowledge and incentives based on reputation.
The 70-20-10 rule is a guideline embraced by large corporations for innovation investments. This article explains what it is, how it can be applied, and the benefits of using it.
Disruptive innovation involves new business models or technologies that create a whole new market segment or capsize existing markets. Here are six examples of disruptive brands that shook the world.
