This document summarizes an innovation program in Turkey called İnovaLİG. The program is organized by the Turkish Exporters Assembly and A.T. Kearney consulting firm to help Turkish companies improve their innovation capabilities and help Turkey achieve its 2023 export growth targets. The program involves companies completing a survey to assess their innovation management strengths and weaknesses, with top performers advancing to finals and championships in various innovation categories. The goal is to move Turkish companies from having isolated innovative ideas to generating repetitive innovation successes and high value exports.
This document lists upcoming logistics and supply chain management events around the world from July 2015 to December 2015. It also provides information about the Institute of Supply Management (ISM) and their training programs for supply chain management professionals. ISM offers certifications in collaboration with international organizations and comprehensive training covering 16 core competencies. The supply chain management profession is growing in India along with the government's focus on domestic manufacturing but more education programs are still needed to develop talent for leadership roles.
International product lifecycle and technology transferAbhishek Stephen
This document discusses two case studies of Indian companies expanding internationally and a foreign company entering the Indian market:
1) Patanjali Ayurved grew from a charitable trust to a large FMCG company in India through word-of-mouth marketing and a franchise model. It is now focusing on exports to the US, UK, and Canada and plans to invest $1 billion for expansion.
2) Uber first launched in Bangalore, India, which is now its biggest market after the US. To succeed in India, Uber adapted by offering local payment methods and safety features.
3) Technology transfer can help companies commercialize technologies more quickly, avoid patent issues, and create partnerships. It involves establishing intellectual
The document is a report by the World Economic Forum titled "The Global Competitiveness Report 2014–2015" that analyzes the competitiveness of various countries. It was edited by Klaus Schwab and Xavier Sala-i-Martín and thanks various partner institutes around the world for their contributions to the report. The report contains three parts that measure competitiveness, assess progress towards sustainable competitiveness, and discuss the executive opinion survey.
EFFECTIVENESS OF MARKET DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE SCHEME IN HANDLOOM AND GEMS AN...SCHOLEDGE R&D CENTER
- The document discusses the Market Development Assistance (MDA) scheme in India, which aims to promote exports through various activities like participation in trade exhibitions and fairs.
- It analyzes the effectiveness of the MDA scheme for the handloom and gems/jewelry sectors in India based on surveys of MDA beneficiaries.
- The analysis found that MDA beneficiaries in both sectors reported benefits from attending exhibitions and meetings supported by MDA funding, including increased sales, access to new markets, and improved customer acceptance of their products.
Gaining Competitiveness with Innovations beyond Technology and Products: Insi...IMP³rove Academy
This IMP³rove Study provides more transparency on the innovation success of both low- and high-tech SMEs. The “myth” that mainly high-tech companies contribute with their product innovations to Europe’s competitiveness is refuted with this study.
Please visit https://www.improve-innovation.eu/our-insights to get more insights and studies on innovation management topic.
This document outlines Ireland's national enterprise policy vision and strategy for 2025. The vision is for Ireland to have competitive, productive, and globally connected enterprises enabled by an entrepreneurial culture. The strategy aims to drive export-led sustainable employment growth through differentiating Ireland in areas like talent, place-making, innovativeness, and connectedness. The goals are to increase Irish-owned exports by 6-8% annually, reach 55-60% export intensity for Irish firms, and grow Irish exports to non-UK markets by 50% by 2020.
This document summarizes the key findings of the 2014 FIT ICT Skills Audit. It found that there are currently over 7,000 immediate vacancies in the Irish ICT sector, a significant increase from 2012. In-demand skills span various levels of the National Framework of Qualifications. However, 75% of demand is for entry-level and competent skills that could be addressed by further education programs between 6 months and 2 years. While reforms are underway, the skills mismatch persists, highlighting the need for urgent and speedy implementation of education and training reforms to better meet the needs of employers and job seekers.
From Idea to Product, Course Outline PromoMotaz Agamawi
This document outlines an online course on technology commercialization. The course is taught by Motaz Al-Agamawi and aims to help entrepreneurs, inventors and startups understand basic commercialization concepts. It covers topics like defining business and industry, understanding technology and markets, and conducting internal and external analyses. The course uses case studies and exercises for a hands-on learning approach. Upon completing the course, students will be able to analyze their technology's competitive position and environment.
This document lists upcoming logistics and supply chain management events around the world from July 2015 to December 2015. It also provides information about the Institute of Supply Management (ISM) and their training programs for supply chain management professionals. ISM offers certifications in collaboration with international organizations and comprehensive training covering 16 core competencies. The supply chain management profession is growing in India along with the government's focus on domestic manufacturing but more education programs are still needed to develop talent for leadership roles.
International product lifecycle and technology transferAbhishek Stephen
This document discusses two case studies of Indian companies expanding internationally and a foreign company entering the Indian market:
1) Patanjali Ayurved grew from a charitable trust to a large FMCG company in India through word-of-mouth marketing and a franchise model. It is now focusing on exports to the US, UK, and Canada and plans to invest $1 billion for expansion.
2) Uber first launched in Bangalore, India, which is now its biggest market after the US. To succeed in India, Uber adapted by offering local payment methods and safety features.
3) Technology transfer can help companies commercialize technologies more quickly, avoid patent issues, and create partnerships. It involves establishing intellectual
The document is a report by the World Economic Forum titled "The Global Competitiveness Report 2014–2015" that analyzes the competitiveness of various countries. It was edited by Klaus Schwab and Xavier Sala-i-Martín and thanks various partner institutes around the world for their contributions to the report. The report contains three parts that measure competitiveness, assess progress towards sustainable competitiveness, and discuss the executive opinion survey.
EFFECTIVENESS OF MARKET DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE SCHEME IN HANDLOOM AND GEMS AN...SCHOLEDGE R&D CENTER
- The document discusses the Market Development Assistance (MDA) scheme in India, which aims to promote exports through various activities like participation in trade exhibitions and fairs.
- It analyzes the effectiveness of the MDA scheme for the handloom and gems/jewelry sectors in India based on surveys of MDA beneficiaries.
- The analysis found that MDA beneficiaries in both sectors reported benefits from attending exhibitions and meetings supported by MDA funding, including increased sales, access to new markets, and improved customer acceptance of their products.
Gaining Competitiveness with Innovations beyond Technology and Products: Insi...IMP³rove Academy
This IMP³rove Study provides more transparency on the innovation success of both low- and high-tech SMEs. The “myth” that mainly high-tech companies contribute with their product innovations to Europe’s competitiveness is refuted with this study.
Please visit https://www.improve-innovation.eu/our-insights to get more insights and studies on innovation management topic.
This document outlines Ireland's national enterprise policy vision and strategy for 2025. The vision is for Ireland to have competitive, productive, and globally connected enterprises enabled by an entrepreneurial culture. The strategy aims to drive export-led sustainable employment growth through differentiating Ireland in areas like talent, place-making, innovativeness, and connectedness. The goals are to increase Irish-owned exports by 6-8% annually, reach 55-60% export intensity for Irish firms, and grow Irish exports to non-UK markets by 50% by 2020.
This document summarizes the key findings of the 2014 FIT ICT Skills Audit. It found that there are currently over 7,000 immediate vacancies in the Irish ICT sector, a significant increase from 2012. In-demand skills span various levels of the National Framework of Qualifications. However, 75% of demand is for entry-level and competent skills that could be addressed by further education programs between 6 months and 2 years. While reforms are underway, the skills mismatch persists, highlighting the need for urgent and speedy implementation of education and training reforms to better meet the needs of employers and job seekers.
From Idea to Product, Course Outline PromoMotaz Agamawi
This document outlines an online course on technology commercialization. The course is taught by Motaz Al-Agamawi and aims to help entrepreneurs, inventors and startups understand basic commercialization concepts. It covers topics like defining business and industry, understanding technology and markets, and conducting internal and external analyses. The course uses case studies and exercises for a hands-on learning approach. Upon completing the course, students will be able to analyze their technology's competitive position and environment.
Iso 9001 accreditation as a strategic global trade growth lever for tp osOlayiwola Oladapo
How ISO 9001 accreditation Strengthens the Institutional Capacity of Trade Promotion Organizations and Export/Trade Organizations to access Global Markets and grow exports
Industry 4.0 – Gear Up for Next Revolution Workshop by TetrahedronSagar Sangam Sahu
Industry 4.0 and advanced manufacturing both are topics of high international relevance. They are currently the topic of intense debate both in the academic literature and in the practical context as 4th Industrial Revolution.
The document discusses Nigeria's competitiveness based on the Global Competitiveness Index published by the World Economic Forum. The index measures competitiveness using 12 pillars across three stages of development - factor-driven, efficiency-driven, and innovation-driven. Nigeria's competitiveness is assessed based on these pillars, with indicators for each pillar measuring aspects like infrastructure, education, market efficiency, technological readiness, and innovation. The document provides definitions for each of the 12 pillars used to evaluate nations' competitiveness.
This document discusses research and development (R&D) expenditures and activities around the world. It notes that the United States spends the most on R&D, followed by China, Japan, Germany, and South Korea. R&D is important for developing new products, gaining intellectual property, and remaining competitive. The document also provides suggestions for how India can improve its R&D efforts, such as by establishing more school and university research departments, focusing funding on key issues, and improving international collaboration.
Universal Commerce Group operates a digital factory for scaling fast-growing online businesses. It has 18 businesses across sectors like e-commerce, automotive, employment and more. UCG employs over 300 people across 4 countries and has seen strong profit growth of 25% annually. It aims to continue expanding its business portfolio and international presence.
The Asian Knowledge Forum provides an annual opportunity for knowledge management professionals and practitioners to benchmark their expertise against successful companies. The forum will take place on January 21-22, 2016 in Hong Kong and feature presentations from knowledge management leaders in Hong Kong, China, Iran, and other Asian countries. It will also include study tours of the Hong Kong Police Force and CLP Power Hong Kong Limited, both of which have implemented successful knowledge management initiatives recognized by global awards.
The document summarizes an International Master in Industrial Management program offered jointly by universities in 5 countries. The 2-year program consists of 4 terms spent at different partner universities, focusing on subjects like management, operations, and strategic management. It aims to provide managerial skills to students with technical backgrounds. Students gain international experience by studying in a diverse international environment and have opportunities for company visits and internships. Graduates find career opportunities in industries like consulting, manufacturing, and automotive.
Zafer Çağlayan, the State Minister in charge of Foreign Trade, discusses Turkey's efforts to develop global brands through the TURQUALITY® program. He explains that while Turkey was previously known primarily as a subcontractor, developing strong manufacturing capabilities, it now needs to focus on value-added activities like R&D, design, and branding to compete globally. The TURQUALITY® program aims to create "ten global brands in ten years" by supporting companies in these areas to strengthen both individual brands and Turkey's overall country brand image. Several companies that have participated in the program, such as Koton and Jimmy Key, are cited as success stories that have significantly grown their revenues and international presence
Leon Tomesen is a Dutch national with over 20 years of experience working in private sector and market development across Africa and Asia. He holds an MSc in Engineering from Eindhoven University of Technology and has expertise in designing and monitoring private sector programs, value chain analysis, and capacity building of business organizations. Tomesen has worked with various international organizations, governments, and private contractors on projects related to trade, economic growth, and sector competitiveness.
Logistics Asia is one of the biggest Logistics Exhibitions in India. Also there is a conference is being held on Logistics Industry about “Why Logistics is back-bone of supply-chain” with the leading industry people.
This presentation discusses innovation in the IT industry in India. It covers topics such as what innovation is, why it is important, dimensions of innovation, new conditions for innovation, and trends in the IT sector growth, jobs, and infrastructure management services market potential. Specifically, it notes that innovation involves implementing new ideas profitably through invention, development, and commercialization. It is important for growth, productivity, and living standards. The IT sector in India is growing with a projected 30% compound annual growth rate, bringing many new jobs and addressing a current shortage of over 50,000 professionals in infrastructure management services.
Presentation slide deck from the highly successful Greater Lincolnshire Manufacturing Conference held in Gainsborough on 10th March 2016 which was attended by over 170 delegates. The presentation covers supply chain opportunities with HS2, the GL LEP Manufacturing Plan, NatWest Future Fit, improving productivity and future labour resources with the Lincoln UTC and University of Lincoln
This document describes an innovation project in Macedonia called !-LAB.mk. The project aims to increase capacities for innovation management training and consulting for SMEs, startups, and spinoffs. It is implemented by brain plus and Knowledge Center and supported by Central European Initiative and Austrian Development Cooperation funding. The document outlines the project goals, background needs, objectives, activities, outputs, impact, and sustainability. It also provides details on innovation types, strategies, audits, and management in Macedonia.
The document summarizes Motorola's approach to employee training and development. It discusses the history of Motorola and the establishment of Motorola University in 1989 to oversee training initiatives. Motorola University offered various courses both internally for employees and externally. It pioneered the use of e-learning to provide cost-effective training to its large global workforce. Motorola's innovative training programs helped improve productivity and reduce costs.
The document discusses the FIT ICT Associate Professional program, which aims to provide employers with a pipeline of skilled and motivated IT talent. The 2-year dual education program involves 6 months of college-based training followed by 18 months of on-the-job and college-based learning. Employers incur no costs for the first 6 months, and pay weekly rates of €260-€290 in year 1 and €340-€385 in year 2. The program seeks to address the significant skills shortage in Ireland's growing tech sector by training enthusiastic candidates with in-demand IT skills.
Re inventing the role of education during times of economic downturn at the ...DR Hend Al Muftah
This document discusses re-inventing the role of education during economic downturns in GCC countries. It notes that GCC populations rely heavily on non-national workforces and their economies depend on oil and gas. During 2004-2008, unemployment increased from 4.2% to 17% and globalization/technology require new skills. Education reforms aim to make nations more competitive by raising human capital quality and reducing reliance on foreign workers. Reforms include restructuring curriculum to integrate modern/international standards, IT, and work-related skills. Strong partnerships with industry are developed through work experience, committee involvement, and accreditation. While education provides general skills, on-the-job training is crucial for imparting specific, job-
Social Shaping of Malaysian Biomass Strategy 2020 BC Chew
Chew, B.C. and Hamid, S.R. 2012. Social Shaping of Malaysian National Biomass Agenda: Building the Value Added Products from an Abundance of Oil Palm Biomass. In International Conference on Biomass for Biofuels and Value-Added Products (ICBBVAP) 2012. Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 23-24 October 2012.
Full paper
http://www.academia.edu/2028507/Social_Shaping_of_Malaysian_National_Biomass_Agenda_Building_the_Value_Added_Products_from_an_Abundance_of_Oil_Palm_Biomass
The Turkish Institute of Management Sciences (TUSSIDE) conducts research and provides consulting services and training programs. It has several departments focusing on areas like sustainable corporate management, transportation/logistics, health management, and executive skills. TUSSIDE has worked on over 500 national and international projects, providing services to public and private organizations in areas like strategic planning, training, data analysis, and technology assessment. It collaborates with universities and has its own facilities to support academic research projects.
The document summarizes the development of New Zealand's first seed investment fund in the late 1990s and early 2000s. It discusses how Ulysses Advisory Group founded the $13.5 million New Zealand Seed Fund and used it to form 4 biotech companies - Neuren, Pacific Edge Biotechnology, EndocrinZ, and Esphion. Two of these companies, Neuren and Pacific Edge Biotechnology, went on to become publicly traded on the Australian and New Zealand stock exchanges. The fund helped transfer venture capital expertise to New Zealand and support the commercialization of technologies out of local universities. It concludes that developing a strong startup ecosystem requires innovation, management experience, regulatory knowledge, and access to capital.
Iso 9001 accreditation as a strategic global trade growth lever for tp osOlayiwola Oladapo
How ISO 9001 accreditation Strengthens the Institutional Capacity of Trade Promotion Organizations and Export/Trade Organizations to access Global Markets and grow exports
Industry 4.0 – Gear Up for Next Revolution Workshop by TetrahedronSagar Sangam Sahu
Industry 4.0 and advanced manufacturing both are topics of high international relevance. They are currently the topic of intense debate both in the academic literature and in the practical context as 4th Industrial Revolution.
The document discusses Nigeria's competitiveness based on the Global Competitiveness Index published by the World Economic Forum. The index measures competitiveness using 12 pillars across three stages of development - factor-driven, efficiency-driven, and innovation-driven. Nigeria's competitiveness is assessed based on these pillars, with indicators for each pillar measuring aspects like infrastructure, education, market efficiency, technological readiness, and innovation. The document provides definitions for each of the 12 pillars used to evaluate nations' competitiveness.
This document discusses research and development (R&D) expenditures and activities around the world. It notes that the United States spends the most on R&D, followed by China, Japan, Germany, and South Korea. R&D is important for developing new products, gaining intellectual property, and remaining competitive. The document also provides suggestions for how India can improve its R&D efforts, such as by establishing more school and university research departments, focusing funding on key issues, and improving international collaboration.
Universal Commerce Group operates a digital factory for scaling fast-growing online businesses. It has 18 businesses across sectors like e-commerce, automotive, employment and more. UCG employs over 300 people across 4 countries and has seen strong profit growth of 25% annually. It aims to continue expanding its business portfolio and international presence.
The Asian Knowledge Forum provides an annual opportunity for knowledge management professionals and practitioners to benchmark their expertise against successful companies. The forum will take place on January 21-22, 2016 in Hong Kong and feature presentations from knowledge management leaders in Hong Kong, China, Iran, and other Asian countries. It will also include study tours of the Hong Kong Police Force and CLP Power Hong Kong Limited, both of which have implemented successful knowledge management initiatives recognized by global awards.
The document summarizes an International Master in Industrial Management program offered jointly by universities in 5 countries. The 2-year program consists of 4 terms spent at different partner universities, focusing on subjects like management, operations, and strategic management. It aims to provide managerial skills to students with technical backgrounds. Students gain international experience by studying in a diverse international environment and have opportunities for company visits and internships. Graduates find career opportunities in industries like consulting, manufacturing, and automotive.
Zafer Çağlayan, the State Minister in charge of Foreign Trade, discusses Turkey's efforts to develop global brands through the TURQUALITY® program. He explains that while Turkey was previously known primarily as a subcontractor, developing strong manufacturing capabilities, it now needs to focus on value-added activities like R&D, design, and branding to compete globally. The TURQUALITY® program aims to create "ten global brands in ten years" by supporting companies in these areas to strengthen both individual brands and Turkey's overall country brand image. Several companies that have participated in the program, such as Koton and Jimmy Key, are cited as success stories that have significantly grown their revenues and international presence
Leon Tomesen is a Dutch national with over 20 years of experience working in private sector and market development across Africa and Asia. He holds an MSc in Engineering from Eindhoven University of Technology and has expertise in designing and monitoring private sector programs, value chain analysis, and capacity building of business organizations. Tomesen has worked with various international organizations, governments, and private contractors on projects related to trade, economic growth, and sector competitiveness.
Logistics Asia is one of the biggest Logistics Exhibitions in India. Also there is a conference is being held on Logistics Industry about “Why Logistics is back-bone of supply-chain” with the leading industry people.
This presentation discusses innovation in the IT industry in India. It covers topics such as what innovation is, why it is important, dimensions of innovation, new conditions for innovation, and trends in the IT sector growth, jobs, and infrastructure management services market potential. Specifically, it notes that innovation involves implementing new ideas profitably through invention, development, and commercialization. It is important for growth, productivity, and living standards. The IT sector in India is growing with a projected 30% compound annual growth rate, bringing many new jobs and addressing a current shortage of over 50,000 professionals in infrastructure management services.
Presentation slide deck from the highly successful Greater Lincolnshire Manufacturing Conference held in Gainsborough on 10th March 2016 which was attended by over 170 delegates. The presentation covers supply chain opportunities with HS2, the GL LEP Manufacturing Plan, NatWest Future Fit, improving productivity and future labour resources with the Lincoln UTC and University of Lincoln
This document describes an innovation project in Macedonia called !-LAB.mk. The project aims to increase capacities for innovation management training and consulting for SMEs, startups, and spinoffs. It is implemented by brain plus and Knowledge Center and supported by Central European Initiative and Austrian Development Cooperation funding. The document outlines the project goals, background needs, objectives, activities, outputs, impact, and sustainability. It also provides details on innovation types, strategies, audits, and management in Macedonia.
The document summarizes Motorola's approach to employee training and development. It discusses the history of Motorola and the establishment of Motorola University in 1989 to oversee training initiatives. Motorola University offered various courses both internally for employees and externally. It pioneered the use of e-learning to provide cost-effective training to its large global workforce. Motorola's innovative training programs helped improve productivity and reduce costs.
The document discusses the FIT ICT Associate Professional program, which aims to provide employers with a pipeline of skilled and motivated IT talent. The 2-year dual education program involves 6 months of college-based training followed by 18 months of on-the-job and college-based learning. Employers incur no costs for the first 6 months, and pay weekly rates of €260-€290 in year 1 and €340-€385 in year 2. The program seeks to address the significant skills shortage in Ireland's growing tech sector by training enthusiastic candidates with in-demand IT skills.
Re inventing the role of education during times of economic downturn at the ...DR Hend Al Muftah
This document discusses re-inventing the role of education during economic downturns in GCC countries. It notes that GCC populations rely heavily on non-national workforces and their economies depend on oil and gas. During 2004-2008, unemployment increased from 4.2% to 17% and globalization/technology require new skills. Education reforms aim to make nations more competitive by raising human capital quality and reducing reliance on foreign workers. Reforms include restructuring curriculum to integrate modern/international standards, IT, and work-related skills. Strong partnerships with industry are developed through work experience, committee involvement, and accreditation. While education provides general skills, on-the-job training is crucial for imparting specific, job-
Social Shaping of Malaysian Biomass Strategy 2020 BC Chew
Chew, B.C. and Hamid, S.R. 2012. Social Shaping of Malaysian National Biomass Agenda: Building the Value Added Products from an Abundance of Oil Palm Biomass. In International Conference on Biomass for Biofuels and Value-Added Products (ICBBVAP) 2012. Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 23-24 October 2012.
Full paper
http://www.academia.edu/2028507/Social_Shaping_of_Malaysian_National_Biomass_Agenda_Building_the_Value_Added_Products_from_an_Abundance_of_Oil_Palm_Biomass
The Turkish Institute of Management Sciences (TUSSIDE) conducts research and provides consulting services and training programs. It has several departments focusing on areas like sustainable corporate management, transportation/logistics, health management, and executive skills. TUSSIDE has worked on over 500 national and international projects, providing services to public and private organizations in areas like strategic planning, training, data analysis, and technology assessment. It collaborates with universities and has its own facilities to support academic research projects.
The document summarizes the development of New Zealand's first seed investment fund in the late 1990s and early 2000s. It discusses how Ulysses Advisory Group founded the $13.5 million New Zealand Seed Fund and used it to form 4 biotech companies - Neuren, Pacific Edge Biotechnology, EndocrinZ, and Esphion. Two of these companies, Neuren and Pacific Edge Biotechnology, went on to become publicly traded on the Australian and New Zealand stock exchanges. The fund helped transfer venture capital expertise to New Zealand and support the commercialization of technologies out of local universities. It concludes that developing a strong startup ecosystem requires innovation, management experience, regulatory knowledge, and access to capital.
The Graphic Source - Graphics, Fixtures for Graphics, POP Displays, and Promo...Eamon McNab
The Graphic Source is an award-winning marketing communications firm specializing in creative solutions for your Point-of-Purchase, Print Production, Graphic Hardware and Promotional Product needs. We are a team of energetic professionals, eager to help launch your next successful marketing campaign. From finding new and cost-effective ways to print, fabricate, manufacture and install existing products, to creating one-off, completely custom pieces dreamed up by our designers and clients, we have a proven track record of delivering beautiful products on time and on budget. Elevate your message, product and brand with our vast network of manufacturing resources and the expertise of our inspired project management team. If you can dream it, we can build it!
Life Sciences Innovation Ecosystems in Turkeyhentschelc
The document discusses the components of a life sciences innovation ecosystem in Turkey. It outlines the key elements like government policy, financial capital, human capital, and technology & knowhow. It analyzes Turkey's current ecosystem, noting strengths like increased R&D funding but also gaps such as a lack of venture capital funds and brain drain. The author proposes that their organization, Ulysses Advisory Group, could help fill gaps in the Turkish ecosystem by providing services related to policy advice, fundraising, talent management, and commercializing technologies.
This document summarizes research being conducted at the Istanbul Cluster in Turkey. The cluster focuses on areas like biological sciences, computer science, and engineering. Specific research includes medical data analysis, telemedicine, biosensors, and predictive systems for early Alzheimer's diagnosis. The cluster involves universities, SMEs, and government organizations conducting e-health research and developing technologies like remote patient monitoring solutions and visual monitoring systems for elderly care facilities. Major SMEs highlighted include software companies developing hospital information systems, mobile health apps, and computer vision technologies.
15 Tips for Compelling Company Updates on LinkedInLinkedIn
LinkedIn has evolved into a platform for content marketing. With more than 225 million members worldwide, professionals are using LinkedIn to become great at what they do by seeking and sharing insights. On LinkedIn, marketers are able to build relationships with professionals by using accurate targeting to share relevant content. LinkedIn Company Updates, shared from your Company Page, are a powerful way to reach professionals with relevant content across devices. We’ve created these 15 tips for compelling company updates to help you drive better results.
For more about content marketing on LinkedIn, visit http://lnkd.in/LIContentMarketing
The document summarizes key takeaways from the SXSW conference. Some of the main topics discussed include: 1) The importance of designing technology with purpose and creating positive human experiences. 2) How collaboration between companies can drive innovation. 3) The value of not being constrained by audiences and taking creative risks. 4) The growing role of virtual and augmented reality. 5) How the rate of technological change is accelerating exponentially. 6) How cognitive computing is being applied across many domains to solve problems. 7) Emerging technologies like self-driving cars that are closer to widespread use than perceived. 8) How ubiquitous computing is already integrating technology into many aspects of life. 9) The growing role of robots and focus on
The document announces the winners of the 2014 Deloitte Technology Fast50 Turkey program, which recognizes the 50 fastest growing technology companies in Turkey based on revenue growth over five years. Cordisnetwork topped the list with 4192% growth. The program identifies trends shaping the tech sector and profiles winners. Most winners are from Istanbul and Ankara, with 62% in software. The report also includes a CEO survey on growth strategies and challenges facing the industry.
Deloitte Technology Fast50 Turkey Winners and CEO Survey 2014AKAMPUS
This document includes Deloitte Technology Fast50 Turkey Winners and CEO Survey 2014.
We are proud to announce that AKAMPÜS is selected as one of the Deloitte Technology Fast 50 companies. We are also nominated for EMEA Technology Fast 500, which acknowledges the 500 fastest growing technology companies in Europe, Middle East, and Africa.
Deloitte Technology Fast 50 is a prestigious award program that honors business growth, technological innovation and Turkish entrepreneurial spirit.
1. The document discusses managerial economics group project on innovation in PROTON, Malaysia's national car company. It covers topics like the challenges and process of innovation, technology and economic growth, and the importance of research and development.
2. Some of the key challenges PROTON faces for innovation are a lack of human capital and technological capabilities, reliance on foreign imports, and pressure from competitors in Thailand with more advanced technologies.
3. PROTON's innovation process involves collaboration with research institutions, creating a culture of innovation within the company, and leveraging programs to solicit ideas from employees.
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This document provides an overview of the Deloitte Technology Fast50 Turkey 2010 program. It recognizes the 50 fastest growing technology companies in Turkey based on revenue growth over the past five years. The top three winners are Promer with 4967% growth, Digital Planet with 4515% growth, and Sahibinden.com with 2394% growth. It also includes profiles of the top 10 companies, a list of all 50 winners, and the results of a CEO survey about the economic environment and growth strategies.
The survey received responses from nearly 100 Finnish CTOs, including almost half of the top 100 R&D investors in Finland. Key findings include:
1. CTOs are optimistic about 2014, with almost half expecting to increase R&D budgets and recruiting compared to recent years. The chemical and ICT industries expect the most growth.
2. Over 50% of CTOs see potential value from collaborating across industries.
3. CTOs believe tax incentives and public funding could encourage more industrial symbiosis initiatives in Finland. Many feel companies lose money by not properly managing waste.
The document discusses small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in India. It finds that the number of SME units and their production and employment potential has been increasing rapidly over time, significantly contributing to the Indian economy. However, SMEs face constraints like lack of access to finance, infrastructure issues, and marketing challenges. The document proposes adopting a cluster development approach and open incubator model to create an environment where SMEs can collaborate and innovate. It also discusses using knowledge management strategies to help SMEs identify, create, retain and disseminate knowledge for achieving organizational goals.
Technological Progress and Global CompetitivenessPranab Choudhary
This document discusses the importance of technological progress and innovation for global competitiveness. It defines competitiveness and outlines some of the key challenges countries face in maintaining competitiveness. It also describes two indexes that measure competitiveness - the IMD Competitiveness Index and the Global Competitiveness Index published by the World Economic Forum. India's ranking on both indexes is provided. The relationship between innovation, technological progress, and competitiveness is explored. Innovation is defined and the factors and sources that drive innovation are outlined. Examples of how technology is disrupting businesses are also provided.
Deloitte Teknoloji Fast 50 Türkiye 2017Firat Demirel
This document discusses the results of the 2017 Deloitte Technology Fast 50 Turkey program. It provides an overview of the top 50 fastest growing technology companies in Turkey over the past 4 years. Oplog, an e-logistics company headquartered in Ankara, topped the list with a 4,564% growth rate. The Turkish technology sector grew 14.4% in 2016 and companies collectively spent over 1.5 billion TL on research and development. The document also analyzes trends from a survey of the CEOs of the top 50 companies regarding growth strategies, opportunities, and challenges.
This document provides an overview of the Deloitte Technology Fast50 Turkey program for 2011. It recognizes the 50 fastest growing technology companies in Turkey based on revenue growth over the past 5 years. The overall winner for 2011 is Logic Bilişim with 28617% growth. It also includes a CEO survey on growth strategies, expectations, and readiness for new commercial laws in Turkey. Most companies foresee organic growth and have confidence in sustaining growth. The program aims to celebrate and profile fast growing technology companies in Turkey and identify trends shaping the industry.
The document discusses innovation strategies of leading companies in software, internet, and other industries. It finds that these companies adopt radical approaches across the innovation value chain, such as allowing employees to spend 20% of work time on their own projects, using external ideas through open innovation, and rapid prototyping and beta testing. The document also notes that while Norwegian CEOs recognize the need to improve innovation performance, their companies face challenges across the innovation process from idea generation to implementation and measurement of impact. It concludes that organizations must master dimensions like culture, collaboration, processes, resources, and performance tracking to strengthen their innovation capabilities.
Peter F. Drucker, expert in management, said that the two key functions in any business are deep understanding of the market, and innovation.
According to BrandZ 2014, companies that achieve higher value are those that integrate innovation as the fundamental value both into their commercial offer and organizational culture.
Little is researched at the moment about the relationship between brand and innovation and most companies do not consider the innovation-value binomial.
This Inisght reviews the key issues that a company needs to investigate and clarify in the relationship between brands and innovation.
Brands can be used as a guide and direct innovation and their own development in companies, raising credibility and trust through communication. A good brand strategy may boost innovation in a company, as it happens with Apple.
The degree of brand innovation to a large extent depends on its degree of creativity. Innovation, when it comes from within the company and is managed through brand identity, may be powerful and long lasting; but if it is initiated as a circumstantial response to external changes or the market, it tends to be incremental and short lasting.
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İnovaLİG Turkish Perspective Article
1. The Turkish Perspective 53Brands/Lorem
INNOVATION
INNOVATION,TECHNOLOGY
Content: P59 Twentify: Little Ideas, Great Success P58 Editor: M. Bahadırhan Dinçaslan
INNOVATION:
Openingthenextchapterin
Turkey’ssuccessstoryas
globalexportchampion
Turkey has set ambitious
targets and vision for key
industries towards 2023.
On the way to achieve these
goals, Turkish Exporters
Assembly (TİM) highlights
and supports the importance
of innovation driven export
growth. The shift from
volume driven towards value
driven export will allow
Turkish business not only to
realize more growth. Even
more important is the shift
towards a more resilient
growth model with stable
revenue streams.
As a change agent for the
Turkish export industry, TİM
aims to transform Turkey’s
outstanding creativity
potential into high value-
added products and services
through a strict focus on
innovation management.
While innovation is a nice
word in each CEO speech
and company vision, it
turns out to be one of the
most challenging items
on the daily CEO agenda.
How to win in innovation?
Global research shows that
it is less the unique idea in
the hidden laboratory of a
talented researcher but the
leverage of the full company
The Turkish Perspective
Companies that ranked
in top three places in
five different categories
received their awards
from President Recep
Tayyip Erdoğan.
Turkey is walking
in the path of
reaching its 2023
target without a
doubt. Adopting
innovation in to
business life is
one of the most
important steps
taken at this stage.
BuildingTheFuture:
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Brands/InnovaLeague54
talents across functions in
close collaboration with their
suppliers and customers.
Innovation therefore is not
anymore good or bad luck
but as in professional sport
the reflection of daily hard
work, diligent management
and the allocation of resources
where the matter most.
Global research studies also
proof that only a handful of
countries has been able to
achieve this shift towards a
sustainable success across key
industries.
İnovaLİG:Movingfrom
the“onegreatideainlife”
towardsexportsresults
drivenbyrepetitive
innovationsuccess
To fulfill the vision 2023
as one of the top 10 global
economies and outperform
markets with cheaper access
to raw material and cheaper
labor force it is therefore
key for Turkey to ensure
its business leaders are
addressing this strategic
transformation with
maximum focus along the
next years. TİM’s leadership
knew from the beginning
that this shift would require
significant efforts and
lot of patience along the
implementation.
To help achieve this
target, global management
WhatisİnovaLİG?
İnovaLİG, organized by
Turkish Exporters Assembly
and A.T. Kearney, is the
first innovation capability
assessment and development
program in Turkey. For
Turkey to reach 2023 targets,
innovation needs to be at the
core of all strategies. In this
journey, the aim is to create
awareness of innovation
in both public institutions
and private enterprises and
support companies even at
micro level to realize their
targets by taking the outlined
way in innovation strategy
project, towards 2023.
İnovaLİG is based on
“IMP3rove Academy”
methodology, which is
organized by A.T. Kearney in
collaboration with European
Commission in 17 European
countries and the experience of
A.T. Kearney as being the host
of “Best Innovator Club” which
enables the most innovative
European companies to
discuss and share their ideas
on a certain topic. Based on
this solid expertise, İnovaLİG
will add significant intellectual
capital to Turkey.
İnovaLİG’s process consists
of three major phases after
registration. In the first
phase, applicants fill out a
consulting firm, A.T.
Kearney was chosen as the
long-term strategic partner
supporting TİM on this path
in two collaborative projects
to enhance the innovation
awareness and capability
landscape in Turkey.
These ongoing projects
are National Innovation
Strategy 2023 which will
outline a roadmap at macro
level for Turkey to realize
the ambitions of innovation
driven export growth as a key
element to reach the 2023
targets and İnovaLİG which
aims to support Turkey at
micro level to reach world
best practices by moving
from creative ideas pool
towards profitable innovative
goods and services.
Innovation
Organisation
andCulture
Innovation
Strategy
Innovation
Results
Source:A.T.Kearney
Innovation
Lifecycle
Processes
Enabling
Factors
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Turkey’s breakdown of exports by unit value range
Source: CEPII, WTFC database, A.T. Kearney
The global economic turmoil hampered Turkey’s export vision as
the unit value of exports has decreased significantly
2000 2002 2004 2006 2008 2010 2012 2014
15%
20%
40%
45%
25%
50%
35%
30%
+16%
-17%
High value Low valueMedium value
Achieving 2023 targets requires a positive step change in high value exports
Turkey’s exports by valueChallenges
Growing
deficit with
trade
imbalance
Domestic
manufacturing
capability
constraining
competitive-
ness
Economic and
political
turmoil and
instability
• Higher import growth than export growth:
– Limited product variety
– Raw material and capital goods
import due to missing components of
industry value chains
• High dependence on imported goods
• Limited technology, know-how and
infrastructure availability
• Limited modularity and lack of inter-
industry integration
• Geopolitical instability across EMEA
• Volatility in FX, decrease export unit
values and increase import unit values
Global economic turmoil
Wideninggap
A
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Description
Innovation strategy
• Vision and strategic focus on innovation
• Implementation of strategy
Organization and culture
• Roles and responsibilities
• Organizational structure
• Organizational culture and climate
Innovation life cycle processes
• Idea management
• Product/Service/Business
Model/organizational or Process
Development
• Launch and Continuous Improvement
Enabling factors
• Project Management
• Human Resources and Incentives
• IT and Knowledge Management
Innovation results
Innovation life
cycle management
Enabler, e.g. Human Resource Management, IP-/Knowledge
Management, Project and Program Management, Controlling,
and IT
Idea
management
Product/ service/
business model/
organisation/ pro-
cess development
Launch/
Continuous
Improvement
Innovation
organization
and culture
In-
novation
strategy
Innovation
results
1
2
3
4
5
1
2
3
4
5
A.T. Kearney "House of Innovation"
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3. The Turkish Perspective 55
capabilities of the companies,
first time in Turkey.
With the completion
questionnaire process and
after companies receive their
confidential assessment report;
the competition will proceed
from an internal review exercise
to more of a stage based on
external communication and
open dialogue. Jury for the
finals consists of leading figures
from business, academia and
public institutions. Finals
took place in Innovation Week
2015 and the jury announces
innovation champions, in
December 2015.
comprehensive survey, which
enables the assessment
of current capabilities. At
the end of the first phase,
each participant receives an
individual benchmark report,
comparing the participant
with local and international
benchmarks. Thanks to this
benchmark, report enables
participants to assess their
competencies in multiple
dimensions of A.T. Kearney’s
IMP3rove innovation
management framework.
After completion of survey
submission and evaluation
period, finalist companies are
identified. These companies
are being visited for further
evaluation on innovation
management capabilities. As
the last step of the program,
finalists present their
innovation management
approaches to the jury and
champions in each dimension
of innovation management
framework are selected and
announced by the nominated
jury.
In its third year, İnovaLİG is
utilizing this proven approach,
refined with positive feedback
of participants and the jury.
In 2014 and 2015, next to 500
companies have registered to
İnovaLİG in each year, which
is an extreme success for a
program that aims to assess
innovation management
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Registration First round Semi final Final Award ceremony
• Firms can register
until May 31, 2016
• Firms will get access
to success stories,
publications and
training materials
• Firms will also be
invited to
conferences that will
be held on the
subject of innovation
• Firms will complete
online innovation
survey and then will
be delivered ~100
pages of assessment
report
• 250 firms will be
ranked along 5
dimensions of
innovation based on
examination of
company
assessment reports
• Top 10 firms in all 5
innovation
management
dimensions, will
qualify for the semi
final
• 25 finalist firms
present on their
innovation
approaches and
methodologies in
front of the grand jury
• Based on jury
assessment, top 3
firms in each
dimension will be
deter-mined. Top
firms in all 5
categories will be
awarded with the title
"2016 İnovaLİG
Champion"
Source: A.T. Kearney
• Semi finalists will be
visited by
A.T. Kearney & TİM
innovation
consultants and
meetings will be held
• According to meeting
results and jury
assessment, top 5
firms in each
dimension of
innovation, will
qualify for the final
İnovaLİG 2016 flow chart – Deadline for registration 31st of May
February June September November December
Source:A.T.Kearney
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1
2
1
148
4
10
3
10
0
1
2
4
All participants
12
488
2
3
10
52
4
2
4
1
5
1
11
46
Top 10 companies
13
20
24
13
22
18
26
18
32
15
36
16
12
2
37
24
6
27
1
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4
6
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0
0
2
8
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0
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All participants
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2
3
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Top 10 companies
488
29
65
Eskişehir
Gaziantep
Adana
Tekirdağ
İstanbul
Kocaeliİzmir Konya
Bursa
OtherAnkara
Denizli
İnovaLİG participants and top 10 companies breakdown
Breakdown by sector Breakdown by city
Automotive
Energy
Machinery & machinery accessories
Chemicals & chemical products
Other industrial commodities
Electrical-electronics & servicesInformatics services
Textile & raw materials Cereals, oils seeds
Logistics
Apparel
Education services
Consulting
Scientific R&D
Other
Wood & forestry products
Cement, glass, ceramic & soil products
Ferrous & non-ferrous metals
Source: A.T. Kearney
Source:A.T.Kearney
4. Brands/InnovaLeague56
JourneyofİnovaLİG
Champions
In the competition, companies
that ranked in top three places
in five different categories
received their awards.
Innovation champions of
Turkey received their awards
from President Recep
Tayyip Erdoğan, Minister of
Economy Mustafa Elitaş and
TIM president Büyükekşi.
In the Innovation Strategy
category, Kordsa Global; in
the Innovation Organization
and Culture category,
IETT; in the Innovation
Life-Cycle category,
Insurance Information and
Monitoring Center (SBM);
in the Innovation Resources
category, MIR AR-GE and
in the Innovation Results
category, Teklas became the
champions.
In the Innovation Strategy
category, Brisa and Procter &
Gamble; in the Innovation
Organization and Culture
category, Kümaş and SOCAR;
in the Innovation Life-Cycle
category, Koruma Temizlik
and Shell & Turcas; in
the Innovation Resources
category, İSTAÇ and Yiğit
Akü in the Innovation Results
category, Berdan Civata and
Triodor Software achieved
second and third places
respectively.
In his closing speech,
President Recep Tayyip
Erdoğan expressed his
thanks to all those involved
in the organization of
Turkey Innovation Week
and contributed with
their hard work, projects,
ideas, experience and
recommendations, and
congratulated TIM for the
organization. Erdoğan stated
that this year 488 companies
participated to İnovaLİG and
this number will increase in
the coming years. Erdoğan also
congratulated the companies
that won awards at İnovaLİG
and said, “I wish further
success to these companies in
the future”.
Erdoğan also stated that
he was so happy to see that
İnovaLİG has been taken to
the global level. Erdoğan said
that founding of InovaTIM
for young innovators is a
major step in encouraging
young entrepreneurs and
expressed future success to
InovaClub.
Erdoğan stated that Turkey
has gone through a great
transformation and change
in every area as well as in
economy and said, “You’ve
witnessed this enormous
change closely. Now we have
goals for 2023. Policies and
practices that have brought
Turkey to current times were
very important but we cannot
reach our 2023 goals with
them. We should raise the
bar, develop new policies and
implement them without
hesitation. We will focus more
on innovative works with high
brand value and technology
intensive rather than on labor-
intensive projects. Being able
to design our own products
has never been so important
and vital. To achieve this, we
need to place emphasis on
innovation and R&D. Turkey
ranked 74th in the global
innovation index in 2012.
This year it went up to 58th
position. This picture shows
our country’s transition from
efficiency based production to
innovation based production
but we’ve still got a long way
to go.”
Mehmet Büyükekşi who
started the third day of
Turkey Innovation Week
by saying, “Four years ago,
Turkey Innovation Week was
visited by only 12 thousand
people. This year, around
50 thousand innovation
enthusiasts visited in 3 days.
For 3 days, we listened to 29
local and 14 foreign speakers.
Total of 99 R&D centers,
reinforcement technology, the
company aims to sustain their
leadership in this industry
and to become the leader in
composite and construction
materials market by utilizing
innovation effectively. Kordsa
Global decided to participate
in İnovaLİG program to
evaluate its innovation
capabilities and how the
organization is positioned in
terms of innovation vis-à-vis
other Turkish companies. The
self-evaluation survey helped
the company to locate which
innovation topics it should
address for improving the
contribution of innovation
strategy to its performance.
Kordsa has started to
take innovative actions by
evaluating its innovation
processes based on innovation
organization and culture,
innovation lifecycle, enabling
factors, and innovation results
as part of the comprehensive
innovation pyramid. As
the champion of Turkish
competition, the company
now strives to become the
global leader in innovation.
International examples also
show that champions highly
improved their innovation
capabilities with the assistance
of İnovaLİG programs. For a
British automotive company
that targeted new segments but
lacked required capabilities,
techno parks, science centers
and universities and 471
designs and R&D projects
were featured at Turkey
Innovation Week. I’d like
to thank our Ministry of
Economy and our Minister of
Economy Mr. Mustafa Elitaş
for supporting this great event
and our strategic partners
Arçelik, Sabancı Holding,
Türk Ekonomi Bankasi, THY
and Turkcell which joined
us this year, who have been
supporting us for the last 4
years and our partner country
the Netherlands. I would also
like to thank TIM Innovation
Committee, all InovaTIM
members and the professional
team of TIM.”
Büyükekşi said, “We’ll
create high added value in
industry and exports with
branding and innovative
designs. With its powerful
and dynamic economy, its
exports with added value,
with its industry producing
technology, and its brands
spread all over the world,
Turkey will become the
shining star of its region and
the world. We believe with all
our hearts that it will happen.”
Kordsa Global, the 2015
champion in innovation
strategy category, has already
established innovation as
a pillar of its organization.
Being the global leader in tire
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İnovaLİG consultants built
a roadmap that targets
innovation lifecycle, quick-
win areas and setting up an
R&D management system.
The company adopted the
İnovaLİG recommendations
and returned to profitable
growth within a year with
the help of outstanding
performance in new segments.
CEOAgenda:Providing
impactandlong-term
advantagebeyondR&D
Regardless of their size,
participants mobilized
different departments and
functions in their companies.
Mobilization in such scale
enabled employees that were
previously not responsible
from innovation initiatives to
support these processes. It also
raised the awareness of the
subject throughout firms even
just by completing the survey.
Key lesson of İnovaLİG
program is CEO driven
innovation management is
the common success receipt
across industries. Oftentimes
companies equate innovation
with R&D and measure
their innovation results by
number of patent grants. As a
result, innovation is driven by
R&D department only, with
limited contribution from
other departments and not
agile enough to capture the
opportunities in the market.
This model of innovation
management is a key barrier
in translating the investments
in R&D and innovation into
sustainable top line growth
and profitability. İnovaLİG
assessment results also prove
this point as the largest gap
between Turkish companies
and their European peers is in
the İnnovation Results category.
Moreover, joint efforts of
the departments and cross-
functional teams created new
synergies. As a result, the first
phase starting with the simple
registration led to a stage
where companies reached to
a higher activity level. In this
way, participants have already
strengthened the monitoring
of innovation management
processes.
The advantage of İnovaLİG
is not only to incentivize
companies but also to jointly
establish the principles of
how to innovate and establish
a collaborative learning
environment. As a long-
term program, İnovaLİG
aims to enable firms to enter
a continuous and efficient
innovation management
cycle and collect the fruits of
their innovation capabilities,
developed in mid to long
term, as growth and efficiency.
The program partner A.T.
Kearney’s database, based
on 7 years of experience and
thousands of companies in
17 European countries, also
proves that companies with
high innovation capabilities
are not only growth
champions on the top-line,
but also have efficient cost
structure at the bottom-
line. Such benefits carry
a particular relevance for
the current state of Turkey
where the entrepreneurial
culture is strong but
innovation management is an
improvement area especially
for small and medium sized
enterprises. SME’s could
significantly contribute
to 2023 targets and
ambitions with innovation
driven exports. From this
perspective, İnovaLİG
program is poised to provide
much needed momentum to
Turkey by helping to mobilize
SME’s, and more.
Nextstep:Accelerating
Successthrough
collaborativeInnovation
Success stories show that
innovation management best
practice is not just to mobilize
the company but also
customers and value-chain
partners such as suppliers.
A.T. Kearney studies
document that collaborative
innovation with outside
partners is not systematically
practiced and could be the key
success factor in innovation
management. Utilizing the
voice of the customer in
innovation processes enables
the company understands
how customers define value
and prioritize the ideas in
the development pipeline
accordingly. Furthermore,
establishing an outcome
driven feedback loop ensures
innovation efforts are focused
with clear view of required
improvements.
Similarly, supplier
driven innovation is a
common practice of the
leading innovators. Early
involvement of the suppliers
in innovation process enables
the company to launch its
offerings more quickly and
long-term collaboration to
exploit suppliers’ innovation
capabilities could help
the company to lower the
execution risk, increase the
quality of its products and
services and achieve more
successful commercialization.
Through its holistic
approach, innovation
management framework of
İnovaLİG program highlights
these often-ignored areas and
helps companies identify the
gaps and devise a roadmap to
address improvement areas.
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İnovaLİG champions vs. STOXX 50 average
Source: A.T. Kearney
Share price
EURO STOXX 50, 2003 - 2014
Source:A.T.Kearney