News | Corporate Innovation | 4 Aug Corporate innovation weekly: Real Madrid, construction AI, writing DNA This is what some of Europe's largest corporations got up to in innovation in the past week.
Interview | Corporate Innovation | 4 Aug My worst mistake in innovation? Playing it safe Neena Paul, the chief innovation officer at ?What If! on boombox diplomacy, doing not talking and 18 months of being part of Accenture.
Opinion | Corporate Innovation | 4 Aug The problem is…you have no problem Good commercial ideas start with identifying a painpoint. The trouble is, most corporations ignore that and start with an idea.
News | Corporate Innovation | 28 Jul Corporate innovation weekly: digital pigs, try-and-buy rings, cancer-fighting bacteria This is what Europe's biggest corporations have been doing in corporate innovation this week, from gas-powered buses to hydrogen trains.
Interview | Corporate Innovation | 28 Jul Pepsi’s chief design officer: “It’s not just about the packaging” Mauro Porcini says we are entering an "age of excellence" where stand-out design becomes essential for companies.
Interview | Corporate Innovation | 28 Jul Why big European companies need to buy more startups Big companies are holding back the European startup ecosystem says Megumi Ikeda, MD of Europe for Hearst Ventures.
Analysis | Corporate Innovation | 21 Jul Beyond The Innovator’s Dilemma – these are the innovation books you need to read These are the 16 books innovators should read. Most of them aren't business books.
Interview | Corporate Innovation | 21 Jul What’s wrong with European innovation? Boston Consulting Group's list of the world's innovative companies contains few European names. We asked the report's authors why.
News | Corporate Innovation | 14 Jul Corporate innovation weekly: salty batteries, robot armies, ethical cars This is what Europe's largest companies have been investing in, including blockchain for car supply chains, spreading sunshine.
Analysis | Corporate Innovation | 14 Jul Case study: BP’s VYVE is creating a Fitbit for your carbon footprint The latest business to launch out of BP's Launchpad venture building unit is aiming to become the world's leading low-carbon brand.
Opinion | Corporate Innovation | 14 Jul Your best corporate disruption strategy might be…to stop Unless you can do these four things, it is better just to kill your corporate innovation project as humanely as possible.
Opinion | Corporate Innovation | 14 Jul How lawtech could change the client-lawyer relationship Spending on lawtech is soaring but the results have been pretty tame. Andy Moseby of Kemp Little shares some ideas for going further.
News | Corporate Innovation | 10 Jul Wazoku buys US rival to enter North American market UK idea management software company raises £1.25m to support expansion
News | Corporate Innovation | 7 Jul Corporate innovation weekly: AI vs pests, bye bye batteries, staff scooters This is what Europe's largests corporations have been investing in recently: scooters for staff, AI to fight pests and the 10 types of innovation to know.
News | Corporate accelerators | 7 Jul New bootcamp wants to start 1700 companies a day An insanely ambitious project by Rainmaking is aiming to turn people laid off because of coronavirus into entrepreneurs.
Interview | Corporate Innovation | 7 Jul AB InBev launches beer tech to help pubs survive Coronavirus has made the pub a different kind of experience. AB InBev's Z Tech unit is creating systems to help the drinks industry cope.
