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Energy technology needs more rapid innovation cycles

Paul Hobcraft

I have been consuming the latest flagship report, released today, 10th September 2020, by the IEA called “ Energy Technology Perspectives 2020. To cover the whole energy system what we have been identified today in technology options will multiply, adapt, change, and build out different solutions as we continue to learn and advance.

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Technology-Market Fit

eZassi

This often results when a company pursues technologies specific to one product, and that technology is not a fit, causing it to be shelved with no further plans for its use. A Technology-Market Fit analysis starts with assessment of the claims and potential capabilities of the existing technology.

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The Most Innovative Large Companies in Europe

Destination Innovation

Identifying the “most innovative” large companies in Europe involves evaluating several factors, including new products and services, entrepreneurial culture, investment in research and development (R&D), as well as overall market impact. Novo Nordisk.

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What is exponential growth in technology?

Idea to Value

Some technology seems to improve gradually over time, and continuously get incrementally better through small steps. But what about technology which seems to be improving at incredibly fast rates? Well, this might be due to exponential growth, and is especially likely to happen with newer technologies.

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Measuring Innovation Performance

Why do only a third of the organizations worldwide have formal innovation metrics in place despite accepting that innovation is critical to survival? Download this eBook to learn about the 5 basic principles that guide every successful innovation process.

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S-Curve Mapping Template

Leapfrogging

S-Curve Mapping is a strategic innovation tool used to understand the evolution and performance trajectory of technologies, products, services, or entire industries. By mapping where a product or technology lies on the S-curve, organizations can better allocate resources, decide when to innovate, and anticipate market transitions.

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First Mover Advantage Template for Business Strategy

Leapfrogging

First Mover Advantage: A Practical Guide for Strategy Projects First Mover Advantage (FMA) is a strategic concept where a company gains a competitive edge by being the first to enter a new market or introduce a groundbreaking product or service. Create barriers to entry for competitors. Secure strategic resources and partnerships.

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