Successful innovation requires an iterative, open process that starts with the customer's needs or the market.

Traditional companies may be regularly trumped by newcomers, but established names are needed to provide legitimacy to new businesses.

We are confronted with changes in technology every day; some are corollaries of an evolution, but we also are faced with revolutionary changes.

Professor Dirk Brounen on the implications of the upcoming third industrial revolution, announced by Jeremy Rifkin.

Innovation should not be an activity, but a core competency of an organization, says Academic Director Toni Sfirtis, but the practice is proving to be quite stubborn.

Toni Sfirtis has developed a methodology to determine the scope for innovation in the coming years.

The central topic of this TIAS TEDx moderated by Tom van 't Hek is “Innovation.” 

In part 1 of blog series Good Vibrations, Rudy Moenaert wonders about the high concentration of disruptive businesses in California, but what makes something disruptive?

Lambert van Nistelrooij (CDA): 'EU innovation policy does not measure up to that of countries in Asia or Brazil.'

This webinar focuses on a systematic approach for creating new intellectual property with the use of TRIZ.

If you want to surprise the market with an innovative product, you have to be surprised yourself, says Soren Kaplan.

“Never waste a good crisis.”