The year is 1983, and after a recession that lasted about three years, the U.S. economy is beginning to kick back into motion. Jimmy John’s Sandwich Shops and Costco have opened their doors for the first time, Joe Theismann led the Washington Redskins to a Super Bowl championship, and GDP growth is at 4.6%, a six-point swing from the -1.8% seen the year before.
Topics: Innovation Insights
by Jon A. Fredrickson Vice President, Chief Innovation Officer
Topics: Innovation Insights, Seekers
The return on investment gained by innovation has been demonstrated time and again by many organizations. Businesses need to innovate to stay afloat in their respective industries, move head of their competition, create new ideas and products, better serve their customers, and so much more.
Topics: Seekers, Innovation Insights
The access to clean water and sanitation and the management of freshwater ecosystems are both essential to the health, wellbeing and economic prosperity of communities everywhere. These issues are so fundamentally important to the lives of billions of people across the globe that the United Nations has named them in one of its Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Topics: Enel, Challenges
