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Charting the Future is a chance to brainstorm with peers and determine what the most important trends for innovators to watch out for as we moving into an uncertain future. It happens June 4-11, 2021.
You have a vision for a better future and you need others on board. So, where do you get started? Join us on July 20 at 1pm ET for a Master Class with speakers from IDEO to find out.
From medication adherence to vaccine hesitancy, we’ll discuss how behavioral economics can tip the scales for better healthcare outcomes. We invite current corporate leaders to join us. Learn More »
David’s Bridal CEO Jim Marcum discusses how he’s navigating the future of the wedding business. That includes building an omnichannel experience to help brides shop from anywhere.
Our new issue of Pointers gathers advice from our Strategic Partners on creating a healthy innovation portfolio.
For our Fall 2020 special issue, we invited 25 experts and corporate executives to serve up their best advice about managing teams in remote times and what new capabilities you should be building — as well as their predictions for how industries will evolve. Includes pieces from NASA, Amazon, UPS, LucasFilm, and more.
Welcome to IL’s Innovation Maturity Model assessment. This diagnostic is designed to help innovation, R&D, strategy, and new product development leaders understand the strengths and weaknesses of their innovation programs, and provide an instant score.
A look at the $2.25 trillion American Jobs Plan, from Roy Levy of Spyre Group. One challenge Levy highlights: the capacity of local governments and large businesses to work with, and source from, fast-paced startups and small businesses.
More than ever, companies must have a robust innovation capability to develop solutions that meet changing customer and market demands…
Corporate life expectancy is at an all-time low — down 300 percent since the 1980s. But why is it that an organization’s survival has become such a critical challenge?
