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Innovation Barometer

Setting the Innovation Bar: Saudi Arabia Rises Fastest in Global Poll

GE Hewar
January 20, 2021

Saudi Arabia’s lauded response to the COVID-19 pandemic is just one tangible result of the Kingdom’s embrace of innovation. Now comes another: new research from GE showing the Kingdom’s global reputation for innovation is on the rise.

UAE Grows Its Reputation for Innovation - 2020 GE Global Innovation Barometer

GE Hewar
December 16, 2020

As businesses across the UAE look ahead to 2021, the GE Global Innovation Barometer has good news for the pace of innovation in the country, even in the wake of COVID-19.

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Of Patents And Tariffs: Here Are The Surprising Results Of GE's New Global Innovation Barometer

Tomas Kellner
February 13, 2018
"What is the state of innovation? GE recently asked some 2,000 business executives from around the world, and the results are in.
What are some of the more surprising findings included in the 2018 GE Global Innovation Barometer? The United States and Germany lost some of their sheen as innovation champions – though the U.S. still towers head and shoulders above the rest — while Japan and China rose. Globally, business executives also see multinational companies as the leaders of innovation, more so than entrepreneurs, startups, and small and medium-size companies.

The Unveiling of Global Innovation Barometer Malaysia Results

August 24, 2017
https://youtu.be/JTdOsMDmOzw
GE recently launched its fifth edition of their Global Innovation Barometer. The Barometer explores how the perception of innovation is changing in a complex, globalized environment, and how markets appreciate the framework for innovation their respective nations have developed.
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GE Innovation Barometer 2014 Malaysia Edition - Disruptive Business Models

August 24, 2017
Now in its fourth edition, the GE Global Innovation Barometer is an international opinion survey of senior business executives who are actively engaged in their respective firm’s innovation strategy.
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A Successful Startup Approach Is About Answering the Right Questions — Interview with Eric Ries

Eric Ries Entrepreneur And Author Of The Lean Startup
April 10, 2016

It’s not enough to simply “get” the startup mentality. Executives who want to use lean startup principles to compete in today’s fast-paced economy must do the hard work needed to transform their companies.

 

Every company seems to be a startup these days — or at least they try to act more like one.
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GE Global Innovation Barometer 2016: Pressure rises while optimism prevails

February 29, 2016
The planets are in alignment as GE’s fifth Global Innovation Barometer—the annual independent survey of international attitudes and approaches to innovation and disruption—hits the Australian news alongside the Federal Government’s determination to put innovation at the forefront of its agenda.
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From FOBO to Go, Go!

February 29, 2016
Being disruptive is the gold standard for executives and citizens of the digital-industrial era, but it seems FOBO—the fear of becoming obsolete in the face of technological disruption—has Australians thinking that “digital Darwinism” may do them in. GE’s Global Innovation Barometer 2016 shows 89% of Australian business leaders fear that many businesses will not adapt to the fast pace of digital evolution.
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Why we all need to own the Innovation Nation

February 29, 2016
GE’s Innovation Barometer 2016 survey was in the field shortly before the release of the government’s Innovation Statement, and it’s clear from the findings that the National Innovation and Science Agenda has come at the right time.
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Why Every Business Needs to Become a Startup — Interview with Eric Ries

Eric Ries Entrepreneur And Author Of The Lean Startup
January 27, 2016

Amid a growing fear of “Digital Darwinism,” executives are embracing the startup ethos to stay competitive in the fast-paced global economy.

 
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