Speeding the Drug Discovery Pipeline with Open Innovation
Can open innovation speed the drug discovery pipeline?
Can open innovation speed the drug discovery pipeline?
The use of Machine Learning and Internet of Things to increase employee productivity
Airbnb’s democratized innovation marketplace and external communities of hosts and guests has helped it to direct its product strategy over its 10-year history. In this piece, the author explores how the tech unicorn has utilized its distributed knowledge to develop a platform designed to withstand competitive pressures and sustainably grow its business.
Wake County in North Carolina has implemented machine learning to improve the property value assessment process, something extremely important for tax purposes. The new assessments will be effective in 2020 and will be the result of a new process that intends to get more objective, timely, accurate, thoughtful, and equitable property valuations that provide more confidence to both the County and the taxpayers.
As PC sales have declined, Intel has struggled. Will self-driving cars bring Intel back to the top?
Imagine a car that understands how you feel in real time and adapts accordingly. It could adjust the cockpit light if it feels that you are sad, or take over the wheel if you are too angry to drive. Is this where the market should go?
Glossier became the “first socially driven brand” by crowdsourcing innovation and soliciting real-time feedback from its millennial cult-following [1].
JP Morgan, Machine Learning, and the Future of Finance
Slack was supposed to make businesses more productive but instead made information overload worse. Could it use machine learning to fix this information overload problem?
As Alibaba Group grows domestically and internationally, the company needs to combine internal and external intelligence to enhance both industry knowledge and technological capabilities. How is the company leveraging open innovation? Would you be willing to become a part of it?