The Digital Innovation Lab: Key Decisions and Best Practices for Success
When does it make sense to create an innovation lab within an organization? And is it better to create the lab in or near the corporate headquarters o...
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Technology innovation refers to the use of technology in new products and services, and the process of the innovation. Technology innovation also commonly necessitates adoption of new methodologies by the user, consumer, or employee. At the CDS, we aim to understand both new innovations enabled by technology and new methods used to drive innovation.
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