#Creativity
Redefining creativity: is tech killing the imagination?
Critics say that technology is compromising our ability to be creative but, if used correctly, it could have the opposite outcome entirely
Creators face an evolving challenge protecting IP
Protecting intellectual property and rewarding the creators of original works is a moving target as online technology continues to evolve
The science behind the magic
Theme parks may seem like whimsical worlds, but there is an exact science to creating them
Myths holding the UK back
Innovation is the key to unlocking business confidence and growth, writes Charles Orton-Jones
Innovating in ever-faster world
The pace of change is quickening as successive technological breakthroughs accelerate innovation, writes Charles Orton-Jones
Taking care of big ideas looks after the bottom line
Protecting innovation to enable a full return on investment is a matter of commercial necessity and professional pride, writes James Dean
Innovation no longer just for techno-boffins
Louise Marston, director of innovation and economic growth at Nesta, says boffins alone can no longer drive economic growth
Combining business and design for strategic innovation
American Express, Burberry, Procter & Gamble, Samsung, GlaxoSmithKline, PepsiCo, Cisco, Aviva, FedEx and scores of other leading global businesses have a secret that is helping them to stay ahead of others. It’s not brilliant acquisitions. It’s not clever marketing. And it’s not a crystal ball that’s allowing chief executives to peer into the future