Discover the meaning of disruptive innovation and explore examples like Amazon and Netflix. Learn how it reshapes markets by offering accessible, affordable solutions.

This year’s entries show growing confidence in how organisations are embracing fresh thinking and experimentation.

In-house consultant Susan Hackett and legal marketing consultant Deborah Farone offer examples of what happens when the industry focuses on small tweaks, collaboration with colleagues and clients, and ...

Many life sciences organizations today strive to make technological advances and entrepreneurial thinking a part of their business practices and to infuse innovation into their culture. Connecting ...

At the onset of the pandemic, firms and legal marketing teams across the globe found themselves frozen in uncertainty and questioning the next best steps to ensure business continuity. Nevertheless, ...

Transitioning to a net-zero world appears daunting. Global pandemics, war and climate change all pose enormous existential threats. Despite these formidable obstacles, we live in an era capable of ...

Innovation that transform cancer care delivery have to be multi-level, explained Iuliana Shapira, MD, chief medical officer, Regional Cancer Care Associates. There are many innovations that are looked ...

The 5TONIC innovation laboratory, founded by Telefónica and IMDEA Networks, has celebrated its tenth anniversary, announcing ...

I’m now a true believer. After listening to three extremely passionate retail executives discuss their unique business models, I am convinced that innovation will be the key to retail longevity ...

Norbert Mórucz traveled more than 4,400 miles to attend the 2023 international conference of the Association of University Research Parks in Delaware, Oct. 16-19. Mórucz is president of the ...

Before the current health crisis, adults around the world ranked air pollution as the most important public health issue for governments to dedicate time and resources, according to a 2018 global ...

Crises like World War II can give researchers the funding and public support necessary to make great breakthroughs in R&D, many of which have applicability far beyond the original crises. But are ...