Posts Tagged ‘innovation’
Sanjay Dalal introducing InnovationMain – Innovation Consulting, Strategy and Services
Sanjay Dalal introduces InnovationMain.com – Innovation Strategy, Services and Consulting. In particular, Sanjay talks about the Pyramid of Innovation – InnovationMain’s unique methodology and process – that would help businesses jumpstart innovations and build an innovation factory.
Duration : 0:3:8
Augmented Reality and interactive storytelling to create a new urban experience.
Augmented reality (AR) is a developing field of Computer Science which blends real world objects with computer generated graphic elements in real time. Black & white markers are placed in the physical environment, when identified by the mobile phones camera is overlaid with 3D graphics.
The user progresses through the game from marker to marker interacting with the virtual character exposing him to a rich media experience.
By : Danny Inbar, Inbal Doron, Michelle Lourie, Nimrod Gat, Shahar Raz
http://www.milab.idc.ac.il/research.aspx?projectId=16
Duration : 0:2:10
Second Life Strategies for Companies and Future Uses
Philip Rosedale, Founder and CEO of Linden Lab talks to iinnovate about the current and future uses of Second Life and what companies should be mindful of when developing a Second Life strategy. For more information check out www.iinnovatecast.com.
Duration : 0:4:0
INTERNATIONAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP – John Kraft
Professor John Kraft talks about International Entrepeneurship. In the video he explains the terms International Business, Entrepreneurship and strategy, which are all important when dealing with the concept. Furthermore he shows why entrepreneurs should consider a global aspect when creating their business or product.
Duration : 0:4:23
Lessons from the Leaders – Dr. Jonathan Rowe – Strategy of Lipitor
IXL Center’s Innovation Speaker Series – Lessons from the Leaders
TOPIC: Fifth to Market, Years Behind – Innovations that Enabled Lipitor to Capture the Market
SPEAKER: Dr. Jonathan Rowe, COO of Gene Express Inc.
DATE: November 25, 2008
LOCATION: Hult International Business School, Cambridge, MA
SUMMARY: When established product are already in your market and new products not far behind, it is imperative to establish your niche, and then use that niche as a launching pad for every type of innovative approach to growth. Lipitor was the fifth statin drug to the market and had limited clinical data compared to the established cholesterol lowering drugs. The early innovative approaches that turned a perceived $300 million net present value product into a $6 billion product in just a few years will be discussed.
ABOUT THE SPEAKER: Dr. Jonathan Rowe is the Chief Operating Officer of Gene Express Inc and has held numerous integral positions at Pfizer Inc. dating back to 1998. Dr. Rowe has served as Senior Director of Worldwide Pharmaceutical Sciences in Pfizer’s Global R&D Group. His previous positions at Pfizer Inc. included Director of Intellectual Property Strategy Management and Clinical Director of the Cardiovascular Risk Factors Group where Dr. Rowe designed, developed and managed phase IIIB and IV clinical studies, and led the strategic medical input into the marketing and commercial development of Lipitor. Prior to joining Pfizer Inc., Dr. Rowe was a scientific advisor for the law firm of Kaye, Scholar where he provided scientific support for IP litigation in the biotechnology and pharmaceutical industry.
Dr. Rowe has a PhD in Biochemistry and an MS in Molecular Biology from the Albert Einstein College of Medicine (AECOM). He also has an MA in reproductive endocrinology from the State University of New York at Binghamton. Dr. Rowe has published a number of articles in peer-reviewed journals and has served as a consultant on the topics of Innovation and Strategy Implementation.
Duration : 0:1:39
Interview at the IESE of the University of Navarra: Web 2.0 and Business
Amy Shuen is an internationally recognized authority on Silicon Valley business models and innovation economics. She has taught high-tech entrepreneurship, strategy and venture finance at Wharton and Berkeley in the U.S., and is currently Professor of Management Practice at the China Europe International Business School (CEIBS) in Shanghai.
Her bestselling book, “Web 2.0: A Strategy Guide”, explains how managers can integrate Web 2.0 practices and transform what they do according to the new business paradigm, which will improve their bottom line.
Duration : 0:8:55
Innovation at Procter & Gamble
An interview with A.G. Lafley, Chairman and CEO, Procter & Gamble. Innovation is at the core of P&G’s business strategy. See how P&G makes innovation an everyday practice in their organization.
Duration : 0:14:28
Sustainable business: $40 trillion green tech boom will help save world
http://www.globalchange.com/sustainagility.htm Reengineering the future. How to change the future as part of business strategy to create a better world and a more profitable one. New digital channels, twitter, facebook and other social networks. Drivers of future economies. Concerns about sustainability, using less resources, and $40 trillion green technology book (see Sustainagility book). Corporate and social responsibility as away to improve brand, image, marketing, sales, pricing, competitive advantage and market share. When energy costs rise, big financial incentives to make business more energy and resource efficient. Ethical business also increases attractiveness to institutional investors like pension funds. Examples of energy saving, electric cars, re-engineering processes, products and manufacturing. New DC power lines to enable solar power from solar generators in sahara desert to power Europe. Same for wind power and turbines. Impact of scale on price of renewable energy production eg fall of solar cells by 10% with every doubling in sales. Hundreds of other examples of profitable business being built on the sustainagility revolution. Cycle of maintenance, repair and replacement provides huge opportunities for sale of greener products, packed with green technology and innovations.
Patrick Dixon, Chair of Nordic Business Awards, London Stock Exchange March 2010 organized by UK Trade and Investment, UK Government.
Duration : 0:7:23
Management MUST Be Reinvented – Gary Hamel
http://www.hsmglobal.com Innovation and strategy expert Gary Hamel shares his view that “management” itself needs to be reinvented in order to accomodate the new needs of business. As technology has evolved and productivity has increased at a dramatic rate, management has remained almost unchanged.
This video segment is from Hamel’s session at the World Innovation Forum 2008 event.
Gary Hamel has confirmed that he will be a speaker at the World Business Forum 2009 on October 6-7, 2009 and that he will be leading a special session titled “The Future of Management” on October 8th.
For more information on Gary Hamel, the World Business Forum and Hamel’s special progra “The Future of Management”, we invite you to visit http://www.wbfny.com
Duration : 0:5:23
Robert Burgelman on driving innovation for competitive advantage in a global financial crisis
An interview with Robert Burgelman, Executive Director of the Stanford School of Business. Burgelman addresses the following questions:
* How is the financial crisis forcing a rethink of corporate strategy?
* How important is innovation during a downturn?
* Is now the time to implement green Business Strategies?
* What will business conditions be like over the next five years?
Robert Burgelman was in Australia in April 2009 as the keynote speaker at the Asia Pacific Symposium on Entrepreneurship and Innovation, hosted by the University of Sydney Faculty of Economics and Business, the United States Studies Centre and the NSW Department of State and Regional Development.
Duration : 0:3:43