News | Corporate Innovation | 26 May Corporate innovation weekly: Autonomous planes, Sweden’s foodtech valley This is what Europe's largest cmpanies are investing in post-Covid: telemedicine, flight loans, ID via video selfies, new-look doctors' surgeries.
Interview | Corporate Innovation | 26 May “Companies that outperform don’t dabble in innovation at the edges” Customers are hopping from one digital service to another with increased frequency. Great design is a way to keep them loyal.
Analysis | Corporate Innovation | 26 May Can quantum-inspired supercomputers crack the Covid-19 drug challenge? Fujitsu sets itself a hard problem as it enters the healthcare market.
Sponsored Interview | Corporate Innovation | 26 May Which corporates are going beyond “innovation theatre”? There are five conditions needed for corporate innovation projects to succeed. Mind the Bridge is searching for companies doing it right.
News | Corporate Innovation | 19 May Corporate innovation weekly: medical nudges From sustainable fuelling stations to telemedical support in hotel rooms, this is what Europe's largest corporations have been investing in this week.
Interview | Corporate Innovation | 19 May Corporate innovation needs to avoid the Covid backlash Coronavirus has hugely accelerated the need to find new ways of working. But if companies plunge into these without planning, it will go horribly wrong.
Interview | Corporate Innovation | 19 May The three reasons innovation projects get shelved Pathfinder helps corporations build ventures. 10% of them get funded, 10% are rejected and 80% get shelved. These are the three main reasons why.
News | Workspaces | 14 May Station F is coming out of lockdown — but how? As lockdowns lift, it’s worth taking a leaf from Paris startups campus Station F, which reopened this week for its 3,000 resident entrepreneurs.
News | Corporate Innovation | 12 May Corporate innovation weekly: micromobility boost, precision medicine for depression, Volvo’s self-driving date This is what Europe's biggest companies are investing in to prepare for a post-pandemic world.
Analysis | Corporate accelerators | 12 May This is why corporate accelerators fail — your answers Misaligned interests, not spreading bets, sometimes simply spending too much money. Future Proof readers answers to the question.
Interview | Corporate Innovation | 12 May Tech can make the legal sector better for women Women leave the legal profession in droves because of the lack of flexibility, but harnessing tech can change that, says Alice Stephenson.
News | Corporate Innovation | 5 May Corporate innovation weekly: aviation forecasts, AI for insurance, make-up filters This is what Europe's biggest companies are still investing in: AI, AR, APIs, business transformation software, electric vehicles and biotech.
Analysis | Corporate Innovation | 5 May Robots to reshape the post-pandemic economy In a post-pandemic world where people have to avoid being too close to each other, robots will be brought in to fill the gaps.
Opinion | Corporate Innovation | 5 May Innovation in a time of crisis: a data-driven approach Corporations need to be more savvy about when to build their own startup ventures and when to partner or buy.
News | Corporate Innovation | 28 Apr Corporate innovating weekly: retreat from hydrogen cars Europe's carmakers step back from hydrogen fuel cell tech, second-hand marketplaces boom and we find out the ugly truth about corporate accelerators.
Analysis | Corporate Innovation | 28 Apr The era of the big head office is over After the Covid-19 pandemic every office will have to become a coworking space
