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Innovation Management Challenges for the Chemical Industry

by | Feb 2025

Starting 2025, the chemical industry is undergoing significant transformations, marked by major players implementing cost reductions and shutting down plants in response to evolving market dynamics and economic pressures. As companies navigate these challenges, it...

Frugal Innovation in Oncology: Tracing the Arc of Microchip Technology in Early Cancer Detection and Treatment

by | Feb 2025

This paper explores the transformative role of microchip technology in oncology, focusing on its potential through the lens of frugal innovation. Specifically, it examines how ‘Lab on a Chip’ (LOC) technologies – miniaturized systems that consolidate multiple...

Strategic corporate venturing to design targeted innovation initiatives

by | Feb 2025

High-tech multinationals face a strong need for efficient innovation. Methods beyond conventional research, referred to as corporate venturing (CV), have proven capable of increasing innovativeness. This work presents the results of a conducted action research project...

Leveraging Generative AI for Rapid Competitive Landscape Analysis: A Feasibility Study in the Chemical Industry

by | Feb 2025

Competitive analysis is a crucial yet challenging task for chemical companies as it requires synthesizing fragmented financial and market information to assess strategic positioning. Conventional methods are often time-consuming and labor-intensive limiting their...

The illustrative case of the HYBRIT fossil-free steel production initiative in the perspective of industrial symbiosis and convergence

by | Feb 2025

This article attempts to bridge the gap between the concepts of Industrial Symbioses (IS) and Industrial Convergence (IC) by arguing that the two concepts can jointly help to understand the role of industrial structures and value chains that embody transformation...
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