Posts published in “RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT (R&D)”

Knowledge Management in a business requires managing the creation, storage, and sharing of knowledge within an organization.

Organizational learning is a continuous process that enables companies to acquire knowledge, refine strategies, and enhance overall performance.

Open Innovation Platforms are tools for collaborating with external partners, such as customers or startups, to generate new ideas and accelerate innovation.

Disruptive Innovation means analyzing how new technologies and innovative business models can disrupt existing markets.

Clayton Christensen's work on Disruptive Innovation is a detailed analysis of how disruptive innovations emerge and impact established businesses.

This article explores the critical importance of product development status tracking and outlines best practices for implementation.

Failing to do New Product Development (NPD) can leave a business organization peddling outdated products with surpassed technology.

Continuous innovation through development of new products is crucial for survival and growth. This requires considering benefits and costs though.

New Product Development (NPD) is the process of bringing new goods and services to market. Companies use it to stay competitive in evolving markets.

Diffusion of Innovation is a key concept in innovation helping with understanding how new ideas and products spread through a population.

Innovation is impossible to measure objectively in a business organization. The most common way is expenditure on Research and Development (R&D).

Here is a detailed breakdown that goes into more detail on how innovation impacts different business functions in a business organization.

Whether through incremental refinements or radical disruptions, companies that embrace innovation are better equipped to thrive.

Innovation is the process of commercially bringing new creative ideas – through the production process – into the market.

Investments in innovation and the inventions that result from creativity must be protected using Intellectual Property (IP) rights.