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The 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference, or COP26, took place between 31 October and 12 November 2021. The purpose of this highly anticipated, and also highly debated, conference was to facilitate the world’s leaders in creating a shared strategy for protecting our planet’s environment.

DLC is excited to announce that their crowdsourcing competition, Monitoring Electrical Cable Challenge is officially open and accepting submissions! Innovative minds from across the world are invited to participate in this new and challenging project.

Prize challenges, according to Challenge.gov, are a way for federal agencies to present problems to the public to solve in exchange for receiving awa…

The HeroX team is pleased to formally announce the appointment of our new President and Chief Executive Officer, Kal K. Sahota . Kal first joined He…

Open innovation isn’t as simple as posting a question on your company’s Facebook page and hoping for the best. Instead, it takes careful consideration to devise an open innovation approach that works for your company. This guide will help you strategize so you can get the results you’re looking for.

Every single company is looking for a chance to leverage breakthrough innovation and transform the market like Apple, Amazon, and Tesla. In order to do this, you need to strategize on how to build an innovation framework that takes into account your company’s goals and resources.

Even amidst the chaos of 2020 (and at times because of it), our society has become more innovative. Overall, the innovative trends that intensified in 2020 look like they will continue to grow this year. Here are the top 5 innovation trends to keep an eye on in 2021.

Perhaps you place a high value on innovation, but you can’t seem to find a way to weave that passion into the fabric of your company. Cultivating innovation requires innovation itself. You need to strategize and experiment on how to implement, and these 10 strategies are a great place to start.

Research and development used to be something done in-house by highly-paid engineers and thinkers. But it’s not your grandfather’s world anymore. Technology, the internet, and a younger workforce have all influenced the evolution of business strategy. That’s where open innovation comes into play.

The purpose of 5 steps of problem-solving is not to create rigidity, rather it is to allow for a scope of creativity, which is hard to get to when your problem solving is muddled. Using these 5 steps as a guideline helps get our teams moving together cohesively in the right direction.