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The Need for a Cybersecurity Maturity Assessment

Frost & Sullivan

It is a major concern for cybersecurity and business heads tasked to protect the organisation and its reputation. The COVID-19 pandemic exacerbated the need for organisations to adopt a digital-first approach. As organisations continue to increase their digital footprint, the attack surface for cyber threats also widens.

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SMEs and the Innovation Management Process: A multi-level process conceptual framework

TIM Review

One of the most useful classifications was made by Rothwell (1992, 1994), who identified five generations of innovation process models: 1) technology push, 2) market pull, 3) coupling or research and development (R&D) and marketing, 4) integrated models, 5) system integration and networking models. Innovation and SMEs. Methodology.

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Integrated AI and Innovation Management: The Beginning of a Beautiful Friendship

TIM Review

According to McKinsey, 58% of organisations embedded at least one AI capability into a process or product (Cam, 2019). By integrating AI into business holistically across an organisation, it gains the potential to create competitive advantages and strengthen organisational innovation capabilities (Cockburn et al.,

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Announcing the Thinkers50 2021 Coaching and Mentoring Award Longlist

Thinkers 50

Working across six continents as a transformational executive leadership coach, Brenda Bence is trusted by the highest-level leaders of many of the world’s largest and most recognized multinational corporations. She also regularly shares her thought leadership as a guest on podcasts and radio shows. 2: Brenda Bence. 3: Ayse Birsel.

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The Great Reflection: Why It’s Time To Think Bold About Your Leadership

Thinkers 50

As another turbulent year comes to a close, what better time for leaders to step back from the noise and create some ‘white space’ to reflect on which parts of their leadership is enduring, emerging and eroding, what matters, and what it might mean for the future of work. When you’re operating at the edge of uncertainty context is key.

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Expect the Unexpected: Investigating co-creation projects in a Living Lab

TIM Review

Rudmark, Arnestrand, and Avital (2012)suggested that “ understanding the key to co-creation success must draw on the motivations of the relevant stakeholders to engage in the process”. 2015), however, the literature on objectives that organisations wish to address and achieve in LLs is scarce. Organisations utilising Living Labs.