At The Economist magazine’s Ideas Conference this year, they invited me to examine the various lists of “the world’s most innovative companies,” and to give a brief presentation comparing and contrasting their approaches and the firms they ranked in the top ten.
It turned out to be an illuminating project. For one thing, there are a lot of companies out there, and lest one limit oneself to only ranking companies in a certain geography (the United States, say), you’ve got a lot of work on your plate. But the real challenge, it turns out, is deciding the criteria and the methodology by which you’ll rank the innovators, and we found some interesting criteria:
To read the full, original article click on this link: The Five Best Practices of the Global Innovation Elite
