This is a presentation on Living Labs from ESADE Business School in Spain. It explores closing the gap between research and innovation and describes the living labs approach.

A look by Phil McKinney of HP at what the future impact will be in 2020 to: social dynamics, personal entertainment, intelligent networks, gadgets and ubiquitous content.

Innovation can be trained! 5 discovery principles from the Innovator's DNA.

Peter Cochrane looks at how the old industries are destroying the planet and we have to move onto the ’Food to Waste to Food Cycles’ made possible at the juncture of Nano, Bio and ITC if we are to sustain life on this planet and find our way forward.

This is a presentation based on a recent talk Ben Rennie conducted for the NSW government as a part of LiveWire 2011. The talk focused on Creativity and Innovation with a theme of rethinking how we create and how we run our organisations and companies.

A presentation from Anders Quitzau about how innovation happens at IBM, why they innovate and their strategy and values when it comes to innovation.

This is a presentation from Peter Skarzynski, the CEO of Strategos (an innovation strategy consulting company) about Innovation to the Core, a book he co-wrote with Innovation Excellence co-founder Rowan Gibson.

Nine practical tips to consider before starting an innovation or ideation project from Nick Demey. Based on LinkedIn discussions and our own experience in running innovation projects for our clients. View more presentations from Innovation Excellence

In advance of the Back End of Innovation conference in sunny San Diego this October 17-19, 2011, IIR has made available a free recording of my webinar ‘Mobilizing Your Innovation Army’ that you can watch at your convenience. Click here to watch ‘Mobilizing Your Innovation Army’ The Back End of Innovation conference is shaping up to a great event with ...

Science Magazine and the National Science Foundation presented the winners and honorable mentions in the eighth annual International Science & Engineering Visualization Challenge, which drew 111 entries from 63 countries, including 24 U.S. states. From the competition…”The winners — in categories including illustration, photography, informational graphics, and multimedia — draw you into unseen worlds in very different ways and span ...