The iconic toymaker LEGO Group faces a crisis in the mid-2000s as increased competition and changing consumer habits threaten its business. Turning to its passionate customers, LEGO uses open innovation to reimagine its product development process and catalyze radical change within the company.
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Printing cities: AECOM’s challenge to disrupt the stagnant industry
While 3D-printing technology has not yet prevailed in large-scale applications, AECOM is making a strategic move to disrupt the construction industry.
Adidas Futurecraft 4D: One shoe to rule them all?
Can Adidas harness technological advances in 3-D additive manufacturing to build the shoe of the future and overtake Nike as an industry leader?
Machine-learning in insurance is a sweet deal for customers
Tired of being given lemons by traditional insurers, customers are turning to Lemonade
Power to the People: How the City of Boston is driving civic innovation through crowdsourcing
The public can help fill gaps in government capacity and drive newfound productivity – but only if the city has the means to turn data into action.
Desktop Metal Aims to Increase Accessibility of Metal-Making Capabilities [1]
Affordable metal 3D printing could democratize manufacturing once and for all
Roche: Improving Drug Discovery and Development with Machine Learning
Machine learning has been touted as a potential cure-all for high drug prices. A number of leading biopharmaceutical companies like Roche have made some large bets in using artificial intelligence tools to improve drug development, but it remains to be seen if machine learning is living up to its hype.
Doctors in china leverage machine learning to improve efficiency and effectiveness
How doctors push AI startups to innovate in medical field.
Your Cells for Sale
Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center: On the Cutting-Edge of Cancer Care
Open Innovation at the Bank of Canada
The Bank of Canada’s implementation of open innovation through PIVOT.