In an evolving world, Supply Chain service providers need to proactively invest in new technologies to try and avoid obsolescence. Will that be enough?
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Skolkovo, Russian Silicon Valley vs. Corruption: how innovation can thrive?
Skolkovo was built with aspiration to nurture domestic breakthrough talent so much needed for the failing economy. In spite of the flamboyant federal support, empowered security services and corrupted government officials push innovation in the opposite direction.
Chez Glossier: How the Millennial Beauty Brand Built a Community Prime for Collaborative Innovation
On a mission to democratize beauty, cult makeup and skincare brand Glossier leverages their Into The Gloss blog, social media pages, and Glossier.com platforms to crowdsource product ideas from a community of highly loyal beauty lovers – yet maintains the final say.
Ministry of Supply: Using 3D Printing and AI in clothing
“We started Ministry of Supply to solve the problems of stiff, high-maintenance dress clothes by engineering high-performing, comfortable apparel” [1]
Can Additive Manufacturing become a powerful humanitarian technology?
Learn how 3D printing is revolutionizing disaster relief!
Additive Manufacturing…For the Body?
Envisiontec “Additive Manufacturing”, or in simpler sexier terms, 3D PRINTING has been at the forefront of the technology and innovation discussion. Created for recreational uses, the concept of mechanically building components by adding layer over layer has expanded to construction, […]
Alibaba turns to Open Innovation to harness the power of millions of tech developers around the world
Working with others can be much for productive than we expect
Music Curation: Finding Quality When We Get Quantity Over Quality
In an age where music is readily available via streaming music services, how is Spotify using machine learning to find music that is right just for you?
Danko Arlington: The Future of Additive Manufacturing in the Aerospace Casting Industry
3D printing to disrupt the aerospace casting supply chain
Face recognition technology hunts for rare diseases
FDNA Inc. helps doctors to diagnose rare diseases with a camera of a cellphone