December 16, 2016 | By Kelsey Alpaio
AIG and John Hancock execs discuss how insurance companies can innovate in the face of regulatory oversight, privacy concerns, and the status quo.
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- ArticleAIG and John Hancock Execs Talk Startups, Sensors & More
ArticleGoogle and XPRIZE Execs on Enabling Big BreakthroughsNovember 23, 2016 | By Scott KirsnerGoogle X executive Hans Peter Brøndmo and XPRIZE CEO Marcus Shingles give their insights from a session held at the inaugural Harvest Summit.- ArticleMIT’s Eric von Hippel Looks at the Rise of Consumers as InnovatorsNovember 22, 2016 | By Scott KirsnerEric von Hippel, a professor at MIT and economist who has studied open innovation since the 1980s, explores the phenomenon of consumers as innovators.
ArticleInsights from Honda’s Silicon Valley LabOctober 3, 2016 | By Stephen EllisonWhile it began as an R&D outpost in 2000 and later added a venture capital team, Honda's Silicon Valley site is now a full-fledged innovation hub for the company...
On Demand WebcastWhat Top Corporate Innovators are Doing in 2016September 22, 2016Innovation Leader editor and co-founder Scott Kirsner shares seven examples of how companies like Toyota, Disney, GE, and Amazon are working to innovate better, faster, cheaper.- ArticleHow Houghton Mifflin is Building an Ecosystem of DevelopersSeptember 20, 2016 | By Scott KirsnerCan Houghton Mifflin Harcourt remake itself into a digital platform, distributing content, software, and cloud-based services to schools?
- ArticleHow Industrial Giant ThyssenKrupp Approaches the Era of the Smart CityAugust 23, 2016 | By Scott KirsnerPatrick Bass, CEO of ThyssenKrupp North America, shares his vision of the future of R&D which includes customers, academics, and data from IOT products.
- ArticleSherwin-Williams on Using Open Innovation to Create BreakthroughsAugust 8, 2016 | By Molly K. McLaughlinVictoria Scarborough of Sherwin-Williams’ Global External Innovation Team, defines her mission as identifying outside “technology that would move the innovation needle.”
- ArticleThe Secret of Corporate Innovation Is…July 19, 2016 | By Scott KirsnerHere are seven things we see having a big impact inside large organizations, and seven things that set you up for failure.
- ArticleHow the Unilever Foundry Works with StartupsMay 25, 2016 | By Stephen EllisonUnilever has launched more than 90 pilots with 90 different startups, scaling about half of those initiatives. Jeremy Basset of Unilever Foundry explains how and why they're doing it...
- ArticleChanging Attitudes about Open Innovation at AstraZenecaMay 24, 2016 | By Scott KirsnerTurning colleagues from skeptics to advocates isn't easy, but Scott Wilkins told us it has steadily begun to happen over five years of hard work at AstraZeneca...
- On Demand Live CallOpen Innovation at $25 Billion AstraZenecaMay 18, 2016Scott Wilkins of AstraZeneca and his colleague Rob Albert discuss the roots of the open innovation program at AstraZeneca and more.
- ArticleEarly Data: Budgets, CEO Support, Metrics & Risk ToleranceApril 6, 2016 | By Scott KirsnerIn February, we posted an assessment of the maturity of corporate innovation programs — and how they are being accepted by the culture. Get early results here…
- ArticleSchneider Electric Exec on Decision-Making in Silicon ValleyApril 4, 2016 | By Stephen EllisonSchneider Electric’s Silicon Valley outpost helps the company experiment with new services and business models. VP Paul Campbell discusses takeaways…
- ArticleHow Companies Use Indiegogo to Assess Consumer DemandMarch 16, 2016 | By Scott KirsnerIndiegogo SVP Jerry Needel explains how companies like GE and Hasbro have been using crowdfunding as a way to gauge consumer demand for new products.
- ArticleAirbus Exec on Seizing Opportunities Outside the AirplaneMarch 14, 2016 | By Steven MelendezMarkus Durstewitz of Airbus Group, talks about how the $67 billion manufacturer is working with suppliers, passengers, and pilots to make air travel more efficient. Includes slides...
- ArticleWhat No One Says About Politics & CultureMarch 1, 2016 | By Sreten Gajic“[C]ulture and politics both will have big impacts on the course your innovation program follows,” writes Sreten Gajic, a former executive at Assurant and Coca-Cola.
- ArticleHow Collaborations Drive Intel Labs’ IoT StrategyFebruary 17, 2016 | By Steven MelendezMartin Curley of Intel Labs Europe shares how an “Open Innovation 2.0” approach is helping Intel work with customers to prototype and deploy IoT technologies.
- ArticleHumana’s Chief Innovation Officer: ‘Co-Creation is the New Way’February 9, 2016 | By Alicia KelsoChris Kay of Humana discusses how the insurer is collaborating and co-creating with startups, and outlines his process for going from ideation to market.
- ArticleAssessment: How Well Developed is Your Corporate Innovation Strategy?February 7, 2016 | By Scott KirsnerDeveloped by Innovation Leader's Editorial team, with input from corporate innovation executives, this assessment will help you evaluate the current maturity of your organization's innovation strategy.
