Taking a strategic approach to achieve more with less
The imprecise art of innovation and how to maximise your chances of business success
Personal injury awards, DPC’s Big Tech decisions, and Facebook’s lobbying
Business Today: the best news, analysis and comment from The Irish Times business desk
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Business Today: the best news, analysis and comment from The Irish Times business desk
Can Covid free your workplace of bureaucracy?
‘By cultivating a structure where people can design their own days based on what works best for them, we can help people do more in less time’
Counterfeit goods costing EU €15bn in unpaid taxes annually
Irish firms losing €400m in illegal pharma, cosmetics, drink, games and digital content
Mid-west tackling coronavirus employment challenges with upskilling initiative
Region also plans to have 20,000 people certified in infectious disease control in bid to increase tourism
How start-ups can stay lean and mean and survive the crisis
Now could be a good time for new ideas, says entrepreneur and author Steve Blank
Coronavirus: In chaos we often find innovation
‘The Renaissance was created from the bubonic plague’ says Jeremy Gutsche, an expert on trends and innovation
Lesson for start-ups: Stop trying to be unicorn, be a camel instead
Silicon Valley model needs a re-fresh, says Alex Lazarow
Beau Lotto: How to rewire our brains to spark innovation
The neuroscientist and author's Lab of Misfits helps brands engage with customers
Leadership needs to neutralise innovation blockers – and here’s how
Scott Anthony’s research shows that the most innovative companies display five key behaviours
How Haier morphed from tiny operation into global corporation
Far-sighted Chinese giant claims 10.5% share of world home-appliance market
Innovation: too much talk and not enough thinking
Alf Rehn looks at ways of fostering creativity instead of obsession with superficial ideas
How entrepreneurs invest in innovation capital
A new book explores how a key ingredient in successful innovation can be developed
EU may be losing €60bn in annual sales through IP theft in goods and services
Counterfeiting is a global phenomenon, and online marketplaces are an increasingly important source of income for criminal gangs
Counterfeiting and piracy cost Ireland €900m in lost sales
Piracy losses amount to 54% of total Irish sales, according to EU report
Determining whether a business has what it takes to be successful
Countdown to Launch by Irish authors Greg Devlin and Liam Fennelly offers a rigorous six-week bootcamp process for start-ups
An approach to business innovation built on openness to failure
Strategist Alexander Osterwalder urges firms to test up to 250 projects at the same time
Cheaper and better: how ‘costovation’ can transform businesses
Innovation can benefit customers and the bottom line, says Stephen Wunker
The best business books of 2017 and the ones to avoid
A trawl through this year’s offerings unearths a few inspirational gems among the dross
Time to stop scapegoating Airbnb and start building houses
Claims accommodation website is adding to housing crisis not supported by figures
Visualising the new world of business data
Turning numbers into charts is increasingly important for data-saturated executives
Mixed views on Sky deal amongst GAA officials in Britain
Reservations remain about increased cost but profile of games is seen to have benefited
120-year-old D2 building for sale
The vacant premises has 200sq m (2,154 sq ft) and traded recently as hairdressing salon
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