by Albert Meige | Apr 26, 2017 | INNOVATION
This article is the second of a series about knowledge acceleration and fragmentation, after Knowledge Flood and Change Acceleration. Globalization of knowledge creation For the first time in 2012, Chinese residents accounted for the largest number of patents filed...
by Jacques Schmitt | Mar 14, 2017 | INNOVATION
This article is the fourth of the series about Innovation Waves, after Innovation Waves Associated With Invention and Discovery, Time Sequence for Innovation Waves and Their Applications : the GPS Example, and How Kodak Missed The Turn…. When an invention or discovery...
by Albert Meige | Mar 7, 2017 | INNOVATION
The first and second previous articles were the beginning of a series about Innovation Waves. This article is the third of the series, and is taking the example of Kodak to illustrate the threat that innovation waves can pose to established companies. In the...
by Jacques Schmitt | Feb 21, 2017 | INNOVATION
This article is the first of a new series of 5 articles about Innovation Waves. It introduces the topic with Innovation Waves Associated With Invention and Discovery. Looking at innovation from a historical perspective reveals that the long series of innovative...
by Jacques Schmitt | Feb 14, 2017 | INNOVATION
In the previous articles of this series, we wrote about Internal Knowledge, Time Horizon, Frontier Sciences, Academic Knowledge, Learning and Experience, and Parallel Worlds. Here we deal with Risk Management. Innovation as a risky venture Innovation is the process...
