Innovation

Special Series: How Generative AI Changes Everything

How to make the most of artificial intelligence tools.

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The Future of Creativity in the Age of Generative AI

Oguz A. Acar

A reflection on the potential and limits of AIs as creative auxiliaries.

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How Generative AI Can Augment Human Creativity

Tojin T. Eapen, Daniel J. Finkenstadt, Josh Folk, Lokesh Venkataswamy

A panorama of the various current and forthcoming creative uses of AI.

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What Evolution Can Teach Us About Innovation

Noubar Afeyan, Gary P. Pisano

Contrary to popular belief, radical innovation is generally the result of a long evolutionary process:

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Biomimétisme : un levier d'innovation durable ?

Seizing the opportunity of biomimetic approaches to design solutions with a positive environmental impact.

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The Power of Anomaly

Martin Reeves, Bob Goodson, Kevin Whitaker

How can we recognize a weak signal from the market that indicates an opportunity for innovation?

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Stop Sabotaging Your Ability to Innovate

Cyril Bouquet, Jean-Louis Barsoux, Michael Wade

Beware personal biases that hinder your ability to innovate!

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Three Steps to Building a Learning Culture That Delivers Innovation

Ori Mor

Starting from the experience of Wi-Charge, a company confronted with the challenge of inventing a wireless power supply, this article identifies a number of practices for creating a climate conducive to experimentation and learning. 

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Good Data Starts with Great Governance

Elias Baltassis, Antoine Gourévitch, Lucas Quarta

How to efficiently manage the high value asset represented by the company’s data.

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Insider threat: The human element of cyberrisk

Tucker Bailey, Brian Kolo, Karthik Rajagopalan, David Ware

Numerous attacks benefit from relays within the company itself—whether intentionally or not. How can you better apprehend this phenomenon and contain it?

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