Innovation
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Six questions for Efosa Ojomo, Christensen Institute for Disruptive Innovation
An expert in disruptive innovation talks about how market-creating innovation can reverse the negative effects of the pandemic on emerging economies
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Drinking from the firehose of Covid-inspired innovation
Will the great ideas kickstarted by the pandemic be more than a blip?
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Middle managers: The forgotten heroes of innovation
The importance of building a support network to implement promising ideas
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India needs to win the new Web3 internet: Hemant Mohapatra
The spoils of Web 2.0 went to the West, now India is uniquely positioned to shape the future of Web 3.0, partner, Lightspeed India, writes
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Innovation is everyone's business
Offering employees the tools and motivation to create ideas is the key to an innovative organisation
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Continuous experimentation is important to innovation
Stefan Thomke, an innovation expert explains why disciplined experiments are critical to value creation
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How trade triggers innovation
Competition from imports pushes domestic laggards to adopt more efficient practices and technologies
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Meet the 21-year-old inventor of Neuro-Exoheal, a wearable device to help patients with hand paralysis
Zain Samdani's keen interest and research on improving the quality of life of people with paralysis has led to the development of a wearable device, whose sensory and exoskeletal robotic gloves can ensure sensation in a paralysed hand
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When man meets machine: Using AI to improve productivity of factory workers
Rather than using artificial intelligence to replace humans, Drishti Technologies, a Silicon Valley and Bengaluru-based startup, is using computer vision and deep learning to improve human productivity
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Can Goodknight kill the mosquito incense stick market?
The mosquito incense market is largely illegal and unorganised. Goodknight hopes its Jumbo Fast Card will be the one-stop solution to slay both—the mosquitos and the competition
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Sanitary waste usually ends up in landfills and seas. This innovation recycles it to protect environment, empower women
Padcare Labs' innovation breaks down the toxic waste of sanitary napkins and recycles the disposed pads into cellulose that can be used in the packaging industry or to make vases, paver blocks, and more