IBM unveiled this week the annual “IBM 5 in 5” (#ibm5in5) – a list of ground-breaking scientific innovations with the potential to change the way people work, live, and interact during the next five years.
One of the world’s most successful inventors – with over 400 patents to his name – best known for his bi-metal kettle controls used in two billion devices worldwide, is yet again turning his attention to philanthropy at his alma mater, the University of Cambridge.
Be wary of your consumers, new research from UCL School of Management warns, because digital innovations have enabled them to become competitors.
Medical doctors with executive roles in medical device start-ups can hinder innovation, finds new research from UCL School of Management and Stanford University, but have a positive impact if they are inventors or board members.
Integrated intellectual property (IP) Management empowers Chinese Partners to move to the forefront of global innovation.
Gloria Lombardi catches up with Piers Harding-Rolls, the Director of Games Research at IHS Technology, to explore the current state of virtual reality at work.
Gloria Lombardi speaks with the Aldebaran’s team – their ’emotional’ robot Pepper wants to offer a new approach in the human-machine interaction.
Gloria Lombardi visits Deloitte Digital’s innovative office in London to explore the latest workplace technologies with the firm’s ‘Disruptor’ Ed Greig.
The Fear-Free Organization by Paul Brown, Joan Kingsley and Sue Paterson, describes why building a company “fearlessly” is now imperative.
Gloria Lombardi interviews the UK Lead at IBM Watson Health Matthew Howard, to explore the impact of this cognitive technology on the healthcare system.
The 2015 Digital Health World Forum provided the optimum platform to learn about the latest innovations in healthcare. Gloria Lombardi reviews.
Boosting performance, productivity and retention – these topics were discussed at the ‘Engaging Employees’ conference in London. Gloria Lombardi reviews.
Gloria Lombardi interviews Shel Israel, author of ‘Lethal Generosity’ – the sequel to ‘Age of Context’ holds great expectations among tech enthusiasts.
From Walter Isaacson to Jacob Morgan, Katie Macaulay, David Cowan, Sylvana Storey, Robin Ryde and architects 00:/, Gloria Lombardi picks and reviews some of the best summer reads out there.
Jeremiah Owyang is the founder of Crowd Companies, an Innovation Council that helps large companies to embrace the Collaborative Economy.
SAP Co-Innovation Centre in Palo Alto shows that innovative workplaces are truly achievable inside large organisations. Gloria Lombardi speaks with Director of Design Services Eliad Goldwasser, and Program Manager Uwe Palm.
Google for Work’s Atmosphere took a closer look at how to create a culture of innovation, achieve transformation and inspire creative thinking among teams. Gloria Lombardi reviews.
“How did the most imaginative innovators of our time turn disruptive ideas into realities?” This is what Walter Isaacson sets out to answer in ‘The Innovators’. Gloria Lombardi reviews.
Gloria Lombardi interviews Adjuvi’s Chief Strategy Officer Dion Hinchcliffe, who claims that today, leadership across the organisation is involved in digital transformation.
We have had a look back over Marginalia to bring you some of the most popular articles from 2014 – from building a social enterprise to bringing collaboration to the next level.
