What It Takes to Win in the Fourth Industrial Revolution
AI. Blockchain. 3D printing. Robotics and automation.
They’re all part of the fourth industrial revolution — the intersection of physical, digital and biological realities made possible by rapidly improving technologies, including artificial intelligence, virtual reality, 3D printing, robotic engineering, blockchain, and more.
How do you create a strategy to understand the coming technology shifts — and put your company in a strong position? We’re exploring those questions in a series of video interviews with tech leaders. This series is brought to you by InnoLead, with support from Planbox.
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“We want to really figure out what are the big problems that are that are holding robots back. And believe me, robots are held back,” Marc Raibert said at Impact 2024. “They’re not the success that other technologies are yet.” Watch the video…
One of the things Weis discusses in this video from Impact 2024 is the relationship between the creative and design teams at Imagineering, and the operators who run Disney’s theme parks, hotels, and cruise ships.
Trevor Anulewicz of Launch by NTT DATA and Vito Mabrucco of NTT Corporation were featured mainstage speakers at this past fall’s Impact conference in Cambridge. They discussed the importance of differentiating invention from innovation.
“If innovation is about batting 100 percent, people aren’t going to innovate enough,” says Linda Jojo. Watch highlights from her conversation with Abbie Lundberg from the 2024 Impact conference.
In this video, Curtis Michelson and Scott Kirsner explore the Gen AI Card Deck, and how it can be used by teams to think through Gen AI opportunities — and risks.
In this short video, Alex Slawsby and Scott Kirsner of InnoLead share 10 takeaways from the Impact 2024 conference held in Boston. You can download the slides they share at the link below.
As the ISO standards for innovation management begin to roll out, we wanted to bring together a group of innovation professionals to have a look at some them, and give some thought to whether they are useful to corporate innovators. Video inside…
Marc Raibert on the Converging Fields of AI and Robotics
Video: Former Disney Exec Bob Weis on Innovating Over Decades
NTT Corp.’s Vito Mabrucco on the Difference Between Invention and Innovation
United Airlines’ Chief Customer Officer on Cutting Red Tape to Innovate in a Regulated Industry
As part of our Fourth Industrial Revolution series, Ludiwg Melik, CEO of Planbox, serves up answers to the most common questions he fields on scouting new technologies.