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An overview of research in Innovation consulting in the UK:

Legacy IT operations slow profitability, customer experience and innovation Large companies which have successfully upgraded their legacy IT are reaping the benefits.
26 June 2018
Innovation agility part of wider agility efforts faced by business Changes to the business landscape mean that long term market incumbents face disruption from new innovative competitors, as well as cross-sector and cross-border entry.
31 May 2018
The top 50 most innovative companies in the world, tech firms lead Digital innovators continue to outperform in the current market, with focus on holistic and committed approaches to innovation and product development correlated with success.
07 February 2018
Innovation centres may fail to deliver value due to lack of alignment As companies increasingly fund innovation centres, new research shows that their effectiveness may be limited.
18 January 2018
The growth of hyper-collaboration in an innovation-driven world Over the past twenty years many companies have embraced the opportunities offered by the concept of open innovation: using both internal and external ideas, resources and networks to improve innovati
16 November 2017
Insurance companies leverage opportunities offered by disruption Insurance companies are increasingly faced with internal and external disruptions, largely due to new technologies and business models arising.
02 November 2017
Global R&D spend surpasses $700 billion, but threatened by protectionism A new report into the world’s top 1000 innovators has revealed that R&D spending has hit $700 billion.
24 October 2017
CEOs see disruption as opportunity for business success UK CEOs are using technology to their advantage, with around 40% noting technology as a risk to their business, as companies attempt to utilise innovation to negate global uncertainty regarding key c
11 October 2017
Top ten value large-cap value creators experience steady growth According to new data, value creation among the world’s largest companies has been relatively steady, with Netflix seeing the most sustained growth, at 65% between 2012 and 2016.
05 October 2017
The race for electrification in the automotive industry has begun Electrification is starting to have a noticeable impact on the global automotive industry, according to a new report by AlixPartners.
29 September 2017
Technology and business model disruption create opportunities and risks Executives at some of the world’s largest companies continue to tie both risks and opportunities to changes in the global business environment.
27 September 2017
Technology and system design key to NHS doing more with less A new report has recommended the NHS invests in responding to patients as “customers”, as spending cuts, an ageing population and rising obesity place the institution under more strain.
31 July 2017
Innovation increasingly important for long-term business survival Despite innovation increasingly being seen as integral to the survival of businesses, it remains relatively difficult to achieve. A new report considers key areas in which innovative leaders set themselves out from the pack.
12 July 2017
Developing world embraces AI doctors but UK remains sceptical With the NHS facing a funding crisis, healthcare providers are looking to AI to cut costs – but service users remain apprehensive with the WannaCry hack still fresh in the public’s minds.
05 July 2017
The countries and cities with the most fastest growing companies An analysis of Europe’s fastest growing companies finds that despite Brexit, the UK remains Europe’s hot-spot for innovation and up-scaling.
29 June 2017
Self-driving cars will wipe out insurance segments, but also create new ones The projected rise of autonomous vehicles is set to transform the insurance industry.
20 June 2017
US and China most likely places for disruptive innovation A new study highlights that the US remains the country most likely to host a company whose innovation becomes disruptive, while China ranks a close second, followed by the India and the UK.
19 June 2017
Corporate innovation and business strategies perilously out of sync A new research has found that business strategy and innovation strategy are often not aligned, creating risks of lost revenue, market position and waste.
14 June 2017
Inaccessible funding could stunt growth & innovation, Ayming finds The UK’s annual investment in small (SME) and medium (MSE) enterprises totals one of the lowest in the developed world, a new study from professional services firm Ayming has found.
22 May 2017
Innovation drive fuelling M&A appetite and corporate venturing Consumer demand, technological development and cross-border encroachment remain key trends, inducing incumbents to innovate their various propositions or face the prospect of disruption.
15 May 2017
Best practices for harnessing the power of innovation management As digital technologies open new markets and broaden old ones, the economic landscape of the 21st century is constantly shifting, making the capacity to harness innovation an essential aspect of mode
08 May 2017
Collaboration continues to feature high on agenda of corporates and startups Startups and corporates have the potential to offer each other mutually beneficial engagements.
05 May 2017
Tech startups embracing accelerators, incubators and venture capital A new report finds that startups in the scene are increasingly keen on working within their ecosystem, with the large majority keen on nearly half making use of accelerators and incubators.
18 April 2017
Insurance industry to see profits eroded by InsurTechs and digital rivals The insurance industry is beginning to face the prospect of digital innovation affecting their business models.
22 March 2017
OEM suppliers in China to boom on back of R&D and innovation windfall Demand for innovation globally, and locally in China, has driven double digit growth in R&D spending in the country, totalling $228 in 2015.
16 March 2017
FinTech sector sees venture capital pull back from angel/seed rounds FinTechs have seen total investment coming their way from an array of sources decrease significantly, falling from from $47 billion in 2015 to $25 billion last year.
28 February 2017
Startup investments drop on valuation concerns, corporate venturing rises Venture capital investment has tracked across 2016, as investors became more weary about investing in angle/seed startups. While total volume decreased, total value has remained high, at $127 billion.
08 February 2017
Innovation centres are growing in popularity, top 10 ecosystems As innovation becomes the lifeblood for companies in a host of industries, support centres for the innovation journey, so called 'innovation centres' are increasingly in demand.
03 February 2017
Top 50 most innovative companies of the globe Apple and Google remain the world's most innovative companies, according to a report by The Boston Consulting Group, followed by Tesla, Microsoft and Amazon.
30 January 2017
Hypergrowth startups typically leverage simple business models Hypergrowth companies often leverage simple business models to simplify transactions.
09 January 2017
The eight essential emerging technologies for executives Senior management teams must put technology at the core of strategy formulation if they are to survive and thrive, writes David Lee, a Partner in the Technology Advisory division of PwC.
03 January 2017
Succession planning, innovation and talent are top family business concerns Family businesses remain a key pillar for the global economy, with their focus on long-term sustainable growth, strong culture, focus on more than just profit and streamlined decision making.
19 December 2016

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