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Data and the Fight Against Climate Change

Data and the Fight Against Climate Change

By • on October 17, 2017

The Dataquest website reported that the ‘Data for Climate Action’ initiative launched in March this year by the UN is an ‘open innovation challenge’ to scientists and researchers from across the world to harness data science and big data from the private sector to fight climate change. The challenge aims to leverage private big data to identify

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How Innovation Can Solve Society’s Problems

How Innovation Can Solve Society’s Problems

By • on October 13, 2017

The SwissInfo website noted that there are more and more problems in the world where open innovation is the only strategy that works. For example, without open science, CERN wouldn’t be able to process the massive amount of data coming out of the Large Hadron Collider. Today, open innovation usually

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Henry Ford’s Model of ‘Change’

Henry Ford’s Model of ‘Change’

By • on October 12, 2017

The SCMP website noted that open innovation is a solution that can benefit all types of businesses. It can help multinationals that welcome startups, university students and eco-system businesses into their fold to assist in improving processes, rethinking services, products and customer interaction.

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Nestle: Committed to Working With Start-Ups

Nestle: Committed to Working With Start-Ups

By • on October 11, 2017

The BQLive website quoted Gerardo Mazzeo Global Innovation Director at Nestle: “As the world becomes ever more interconnected, we as companies are beginning to realize the benefits of looking beyond our own walls for new ideas. No longer is innovation limited to the internal R&D team, but we

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Effect of Distance on Open Innovation

Effect of Distance on Open Innovation

By • on October 6, 2017

The MDPI website posted a study which examined the effects of distance between technology and the market, on open innovation. The first result was that there were differences in the distance and OI among Fortune 500 firms, Fortune non-500 firms, laboratories, universities, and start-ups. Thus, there

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Developing Open Innovation in Insurance

Developing Open Innovation in Insurance

By • on October 5, 2017

The CIOReview website noted that the buzzword of this decade Innovation has been rapidly evolving from simply trying new strategies and technologies to becoming a bonafide business model.  With a global transition towards open innovation , businesses across different industries have needed to align

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SME’s Pump More Money into R&D

SME’s Pump More Money into R&D

By • on October 4, 2017

The Straits Times website reported that to sustain economic momentum, the Singapore Government renewed its five-year $19 billion research fund in January last year (2016). The sixth Research Innovation and Enterprise  road map – 1 per cent of the nation’s gross domestic product – will

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The Inverted U-Curve of Open Innovation

The Inverted U-Curve of Open Innovation

By • on October 3, 2017

MDPI posted a study on the relationship between open innovation and firm performance. This study revealed several pieces of evidence about the various complex relationships between open innovation and business performance, from a game of life simulation, mathematical modeling and simulation, an aircraft

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Open Innovation 2.0 Conference

Open Innovation 2.0 Conference

By • on October 2, 2017

The European Data Portal website reported that an Open Innovation 2.0 Conference was held on June 13-15 in Cluj-Napoca, Romania. The conference brought together innovation experts, policy-makers, academic scholars, practitioners and interested individuals dealing with innovation and entrepreneurship.

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Unlocking the Commercial Potential of SynBio

Unlocking the Commercial Potential of SynBio

By • on September 29, 2017

The European Pharmaceutical Review website noted that the volume of ongoing work to link breakthroughs in basic synthetic biology with promising applications underscores its considerable potential to generate both transformative tools and products. Open innovation will be increasingly important in turning

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