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Globalization of innovation
A number of long-term innovation trends are emerging: a source shift from the West to the East; technology’s role in the collection, distribution, and the use of innovations; and the emergence of large-scale innovation to address social challenges.
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A number of long-term innovation trends are emerging: a source shift from the West to the East; technology’s role in the collection, distribution, and the use of innovations; and the emergence of large-scale innovation to address social challenges. This podcast discusses these new trends and the short-term need for innovation in financing to spur long-term innovation.
Highlights
- What is trickle-up, or reverse, innovation and, what does it mean for the future of global economy and business?
- What are some of the key drivers of innovation in the near future?
- How is a new era of innovation driving collaboration between companies?
- What is large-scale innovation and its impact at the societal level?
Guests
- John Kao, Chairman and founder of Institute for Large Scale Innovation
- Jerry Leamon, Global Managing Partner, Services, Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Limited
This podcast is part of the inaugural edition of "The Global Shift" series, part of Deloitte Global Insights. The Global Shift series will be updated every quarter, identifying the issues that are driving the global economic and business agenda in the midst of a significant shift in the global environment.
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