Top 50 Innovators
Darktrace is the world’s leading machine learning company for cyber security, having developed AI algorithms that mimic the human immune system to defend enterprise networks of all types and sizes. Created by mathematicians from the University of Cambridge, Darktrace’s Enterprise Immune System is the first non-consumer application of machine learning to work at scale, across … Continued
The Royal Society of Medicine was established in 1805 and granted a Royal Charter by His Majesty King William IV in 1834. A Supplementary Charter was granted in 1907 by King Edward VII. The Royal Society of Medicine is one of the country’s major providers of postgraduate medical education. Independent and apolitical, the Society promotes … Continued
3D Printing Industry (3DPI) is a global media company providing a dedicated resource for anyone interested in 3D printing and 3D scanning — two fields of technology that are rapidly growing in relevance and application across industrial and consumer sectors. These two technologies are playing a key role in the advent of a DigiCal world, … Continued
Nesta is a global innovation foundation. It backs new ideas to tackle the big challenges of our time. Nesta uses its knowledge, networks, funding and skills – working in partnership with others, including governments, businesses and charities. Nesta is a UK charity that works all over the world, supported by a financial endowment. To find … Continued
Marks & Clerk is a leading intellectual property firm providing advice to clients on all aspects of IP. Innovation is the life-blood of business and we help you navigate the complexities of patents, trademarks, registered designs and copyright. From the capture of an idea, to the enforcement and defence of rights, Marks & Clerk is … Continued
From Midnight to Glorious Morning? A midnight child’s look at how India has changed Buy from amazon Winston Churchill famously believed that India could never be a nation. In 1917 the British War Cabinet had concluded that it would take at least 500 more years for the Indians to be able to govern themselves. But … Continued
Navi Radjou, Jaideep Prabhu, and Simone Ahuja The “S” word was on the lips of all CEOs and politicians attending the World Economic Forum at Davos last month. No, it wasn’t “stimulus” — as global leaders looked beyond the bailouts of 2009 and into the future. Instead, this year’s “S” word was scarcity. As a … Continued
CEOs of large companies face a conundrum: they are confronted with a growing number of frugal consumers clamoring for affordable solutions, yet their existing corporate culture and incentive systems are designed to support a “bigger is better” business model — not to deliver more with less. As the Age of Austeritydawns, however, corporate leaders will … Continued