Recently added articles from Research-Technology Management:
China, United States, Korea take lead in clean energy and low-carbon initiatives.(PERSPECTIVES: Views and News of the Current Research--Technology Management Scene)
Nov 01, 2009; ... During the economic rollercoaster of the past two years, as the G-20 member countries put together fiscal stimulus packages of varying sizes, a common theme emerged in many of them: substantial funding for clean energy and greenhouse gas (GHG) reduction. Certainly not every stimulus ...
We've learned that R&D is such a core part of the foundation of what creates creative advantage that you really are mortgaging the future if that's where you find your efficiencies.(Tech Talk)
Nov 01, 2009; ... "We've learned that R&D is such a core part of the foundation of what creates creative advantage that you really are mortgaging the future if that's where you find your efficiencies. So we have maintained our R&D spend."--Xerox chair and former CEO Anne Mulcahy, interviewed on CNBC TV, ...
Moving ideas from academia to marketplace.(PERSPECTIVES: Views and News of the Current Research--Technology Management Scene)(Ewing M. and Muriel I. Kauffman Foundation)
Nov 01, 2009; ... In an era that has seen the dwindling of large corporate research laboratories, the major stimulus for innovation increasingly resides in universities. But all too frequently, translating academic research advances into market-changing technologies occurs at a glacial pace. That stems in ...
The winners in downturns are the companies that find ways to innovate.(Tech Talk)
Nov 01, 2009; ... "The winners in downturns are the companies that find ways to innovate in spite of everything."--Herman Miller CEO Brian Walker ...
Large companies need to build management systems for breakthrough innovation.(Tech Talk)(Brief article)
Nov 01, 2009; ... "Large companies need to build management systems for breakthrough innovation. The only way to do this is to make innovation a business function, just like marketing is, or R&D is." ...