Life and business will never be the same after the pandemic, especially in healthcare. Everything from how patients see their doctors and get treated to how hospitals use tools and share information ...

The world today moves at the speed of constant innovation. Some innovations are large, like a new product idea; some are small, like a new feature — a button added or an enhancement to an existing ...

Breaking down silos is more important than ever. We often see departments stay within their team and job description confines. However, by sticking with these job titles, it often creates barriers and ...

Few academic management theories have had as much influence in the business world as Clayton M. Christensen’s theory of disruptive innovation. In the twenty years since Christensen first introduced ...

Learn why innovation-focused portfolios can be volatile, concentrated, and prone to deep drawdowns during weak periods.

The ‘one good thing’ caused by COVID-19, according to a recent Harvard Business School publication by Hong Luo and Alberto Galasso, is that it has catalysed innovation. This is apparent in South ...

Innovation should be a team sport, but in many organizations it’s still an elitist game— reserved for R&D, the executive suite, or those with highly specialized skills. After all, how many people can ...