"We're at maybe 1% of what is possible. Despite the faster change, we're still moving slow relative to the opportunities we have.” — Larry Page

Intellectual property (IP) is the bedrock of every corporation. It serves as a foundation for an organization, setting a company's course and ensuring the long-term viability of profit margins. In fact, Harvard Business Review estimates that 80...

Last year was a landmark year for cyber attacks, with security breaches, alleged hacks and cybercrime assaults hitting the headlines almost daily.

One of the few things that seems as rapid as the pace of innovation is the number of books coming each year to talk about it. It's a rare executive who has time to even check out the reviews of the hundreds of titles published each year, much less...

Let's cut to the chase: Intrapreneurs and entrepreneurs are very, very different.

An entrepreneur is someone who innovates by starting his or her own company (e.g., a startup), whereas an intrapreneur is an employee of a larger organization (e.g., a...

Corporations across the world are scrambling to figure out how to innovate and grow in an increasingly competitive business environment. Intrapreneurship, the concept of cultivating an entrepreneurial mindset and skill set from within an existing...

One of the biggest challenges that corporate innovation teams face is management. Think about it: you're asking your highest-achieving employees — people who have successfully avoided failure their entire working lives — to participate in...

It's no secret that China is paving the path from emerging economy to a nation driven by technical innovation. Research from the McKinsey Global Institute (MGI) has concluded that to reach consensus growth forecasts—5.5 to 6.5 percent a year—during...

What exactly does it take for a startup/corporate partnership to be successful? In our recent blog series, Dating Advice for Startups and Corporates, RocketSpace's SVP and GM of Corporate Innovation Services Michele McConomy explains a four-step...