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Why We Are Entering A New Innovation Era.

Paul Hobcraft

Increasingly we are seeing a growing dissatisfaction on the impact that innovation is having; in growth, in returns, in market and customer impact. Posted on November 9, 2012. Posted on July 30, 2012. The period of 2012 to 2014 was a far from quiet time. There is a search for new solutions. Posted on August 20, 2013.

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So What Exactly Should Kodak Have Done?

Destination Innovation

Business commentators and writers commonly quote Kodak as an example of a company that was destroyed by disruptive innovation. In 1976 Kodak enjoyed 90% market share of film sales and 85% share of camera sales in the USA. Kodak entered the digital camera market late but by 2001 they were number 2 in the USA behind Sony.

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Innovation lessons from Lego

Jeffrey Phillips

What we are seeing now is the aftermath of too little innovation and too much marketing. Companies need to gin up a consistent innovation program which aims for incremental and disruptive innovations to occur all the time. But more importantly the robots were an exploration of an adjacent market or customer group.

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Disruptive Innovation: Drones

Collective Innovation

The story of drones is much like the story of any other disruptive innovation. As with all disruptive innovations if you walked into a store and bought a $60 drone the technology and cost of that would have been astronomical 15 years ago, perhaps hundreds of thousands of dollars to build. Safety is going to be just as important.

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Retaining the innovative spark

Jeffrey Phillips

They were in a desperate fight with Fuji to retain market share in film, as the digital camera sales were ramping up. Products As the company grows and develops products, part of its flexibility is lost, because it must sustain the products and protect market share. For many firms this is the start of inertia and inflexibility.

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The Arrival and Potential of Knowledge Graphs into Our World

Paul Hobcraft

AI is getting to a point where it will drive the next wave of technology disruption. Google, a leader in AI introduced in 2012 “Knowledge Graphs”. As we all know the biggest buzz on the block today is “Artificial Intelligence”, well it is within this Knowledge Graphs we have a large part of its foundation.

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How One African 'Misruptive' Innovation Company is Storming a Key US Market

BPI Thought Leadership Commentary

A South African start-up is rapidly defining a new kind of business disruption in the US tech sector.& & Call it “mis-ruptive” innovation: breaking into a major new market by accident – and then storming that market by sticking to the same, humble business model devised for the original market.&