Jessica Day

When most people think of the Internet of Things, they think of innovation technology such as smart homes and self-driving cars. That makes sense because those innovations do make life easier. However, those in the innovation technology industry can better

The pool from which innovation emerges is filled with big ideas and endless creativity. Thus, in a way, innovation is infinite, bound only by the depth of thought processes. However,  without limits or structure, innovation can be impossible to harness,

Listening to your customer is part of any business. Now even more so than ever. Social media and online connectivity let consumers offer organizations instant feedback, both positive and negative, from detailed reviews to passionate emails to there-and-gone Snapchat snaps.

The spotlight will be on creativity, communication, inspire innovation, and innovation leadership at Open Nation 2019. IdeaScale’s annual conference is set for Oct. 24-25 in Washington, D.C. Organizers have jam-packed at least a dozen seminars led by some of the

Diversity and inclusion are good ideas on many levels, but they can also drive your innovation strategy. Here's why a diverse innovation team leads to better products. Diversity Drives Performance The most basic answer is right there in the data.

The digital workplace is increasingly faster-paced, with a speed-to-market mindset that doesn’t allow a leisurely pace or ignorance of digital advances.  Harvard Business School Professor Linda A. Hill talked to the Harvard Business School publication Working Knowledge about embracing digital transformation

Innovation can be hard work. However, if your innovation strategy results in lots of hard work for little reward, then it's time to step back and consider whether you need to give your team a leg up on the process.

Who is your customer? Any business can answer this question, in many cases in detail and almost effortlessly. How often do you ask that question when developing your product? That's what the design thinking process is all about, and it

Businesses are rapidly realizing that innovation isn’t something that “strikes”. But something that can be encouraged, generated and managed for the good of the company, its employees, and its customers. People have always had ideas. But never before has it