Innovation relies on new perspective. 'Translators' between disciplines make the transfer of insight possible. Innovation management abd Research Development needs translators.
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Innovation management is not synonymous with idea management. Data supports new perspective which is essential for innovation. The best innovation management software will be data-driven.
It’s hard to create effective interdisciplinary teams or facilitate useful interdisciplinary exchanges. Research grants are increasingly calling for interdisciplinary collaboration as a requirement for funding. Interdisciplinary endeavors are popping up in academic settings and research foundations. Interdisciplinarity is a necessity for solving complex problems. But executing interdisciplinary collaboration is easier said than done. Data science and data visualization can help, by identifying fruitful common ground between people with different expertise. Software can systematize effective interdisciplinary collaboration.
article by and images from Dr. Victor Soji Ladele Humanitarian crises in general are affecting more people, for longer. One in every 70 people around the world is caught up in
A collaborative blog series about collaborative research: a data scientist and a cognitive psychologist combine perspectives. co-authored by Dr. Alicia Knoedler and Dave King Dr. Alicia Knoedler: For the past 18
One thing we love doing at Exaptive – aside from creating tools that facilitate innovation – is hiring intelligent, creative, and compassionate people to fill our ranks. Frank Evans is one of our data
Author - Josh Southerland, Developer The rise of Big Data created the need for data applications to be able to consume data residing in disparate databases, of wildly differing schema.
Author – Dave King, CEO/Founder of Exaptive Innovation requires collaboration, but collaboration is stuck in a rut. Data science can help us climb out. It can increase the scale, the intentionality, and the
Since Exaptive launched in 2011, we’ve worked with many researchers, particularly in medicine and the natural sciences. PubMed®, a medical journal database, pops up repeatedly as a key tool for these