Emerging Tech Impacts Innovation Management Challenges
As competition intensifies, businesses are constantly looking to improve their business models and keep up with market demands. Rapid globalization has also compelled companies to employ inventive technologies that will facilitate employee collaboration, as well as revolutionize existing product development and service delivery processes. As a result, organizations are adopting a plethora of advanced technological tools to manage their innovation process.
New analysis from Frost & Sullivan, Technology Solutions to Innovation Management Challenges, finds that emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, cognitive computing, social computing, cloud computing, semantic analysis, virtual reality, computer-aided design, and big data analytics heavily influence innovation management.
"Deploying innovation management tools empowered by emerging technologies will help firms propel organic growth through innovation," says Frost & Sullivan Technical Insights Research Analyst Sathya Vendhan. "For instance, the integration of cloud computing with idea management solutions will enable organizations to reap the benefits of collaboration. Similarly, the use of big data and cloud will enhance project efficiency and decrease production costs."
The primary factor curbing the incorporation of new age technologies in innovation management is the lack of awareness on technology utilization, especially in non-information and communication technology sectors. Another challenge is low employee participation owing to the poor integration of software into existing company infrastructure.
Furthermore, the reluctance of organizations to share intellectual property causes redundancies and bottlenecks in product innovation. Companies must form mutually beneficial partnerships to build a collaborative environment that will facilitate open innovation and ensure better products for customers.
"In addition, pitching products at competitive prices will allow companies to withstand market competition in developing countries," advises Vendhan. "To that end, implementing frugal innovation models for better cost and performance efficiency will quicken the march towards a sound, technology-backed innovation management process."
New analysis from Frost & Sullivan, Technology Solutions to Innovation Management Challenges, finds that emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, cognitive computing, social computing, cloud computing, semantic analysis, virtual reality, computer-aided design, and big data analytics heavily influence innovation management.
"Deploying innovation management tools empowered by emerging technologies will help firms propel organic growth through innovation," says Frost & Sullivan Technical Insights Research Analyst Sathya Vendhan. "For instance, the integration of cloud computing with idea management solutions will enable organizations to reap the benefits of collaboration. Similarly, the use of big data and cloud will enhance project efficiency and decrease production costs."
The primary factor curbing the incorporation of new age technologies in innovation management is the lack of awareness on technology utilization, especially in non-information and communication technology sectors. Another challenge is low employee participation owing to the poor integration of software into existing company infrastructure.
Furthermore, the reluctance of organizations to share intellectual property causes redundancies and bottlenecks in product innovation. Companies must form mutually beneficial partnerships to build a collaborative environment that will facilitate open innovation and ensure better products for customers.
"In addition, pitching products at competitive prices will allow companies to withstand market competition in developing countries," advises Vendhan. "To that end, implementing frugal innovation models for better cost and performance efficiency will quicken the march towards a sound, technology-backed innovation management process."