Wazoku Blog

Last year, inc.com interviewed Mary Powell, CEO of Sunrun – an organization that provides solar panels and is the charging partner of Ford Motor Company’s EV Division. In the discussion, Powell identifies the problems facing the energy industry as it heads into 2023 and beyond. In this blog, we’ll illustrate how Wazoku’s product is tailor-made to support the shifts that the energy sector needs to make.

One of the delights of a global crowd is the variety and diversity of the stories it throws up. Every day, somewhere in the world, people use their knowledge and lived experience to solve issues that companies are facing. In this blog series, we want to share some of the best and brightest stories with you.

And we’re back! We hope that you all had a lovely holiday break and are as excited as we are here at Wazoku to get started on a new year of innovation. Our mission to change the world, one idea at a time is a continual one, and we can’t wait to see what ideas become the big changes that the world needs in 2023.

It’s that time of year again when the innovation elves working in the Wazoku workshop put their feet up for a well-earned break. For the next week or so, we’ll be resting, recuperating, and getting ready to come back even stronger in 2023.

Raconteur recently posted an article that highlighted three ways in which businesses can address the growing need to better engage employees. In this blog, we look at how innovation in this area has unlocked unforeseen success for our clients and advise steps that anyone can take to better make use of an organization’s greatest asset: its people.

Every year, the business review site G2 publishes a report that announces its leaders across a number of categories. This report helps to identify the movers and shakers across any business vertical, and shows which companies are growing in use and credibility year on year.

As December rolls around once more, businesses around the world are reflecting on how the last year has played out. In the past 12 months, there are successes to be celebrated and mistakes to learn from as we all head into the holiday season. But there’s no fun in mulling over the might-have-beens and the what-ifs. So, in this blog, we’re going to look exclusively on the bright side, and recount what a truly extraordinary time Wazoku has had in 2022.

One of the delights of a global crowd is the variety and diversity of the stories it throws up. Every day, somewhere in the world, people use their knowledge and lived experience to solve issues that companies are facing. In this blog series, we want to share some of the best and brightest stories with you.

Harvard Business Review recently published an article looking at the four types of innovators that a company needs to succeed. In this blog, we look at how Wazoku’s Challenge Driven Innovation® methodology helps support these different people across an organization.

Earlier this month, Fortune published an article that looked at ‘Irresponsible Innovation’ and the effect that this phenomenon is having on some of the world’s biggest companies. In this blog, we take a look at how – using Wazoku best practice – companies can begin to turn the tide towards more responsible paths to innovation.

Earlier this month, a team from Wazoku attended the Innovation Roundtable Summit in Copenhagen. Across three days they networked with, presented to, and held workshops with corporate innovation leaders. In this blog, Ella Scammell reflects on the event.

Malaria remains one of the world’s most prevalent infectious diseases, alongside tuberculosis and HIV. Hundreds of millions of people around the world are infected by the disease – carried by mosquitos – each year. In Kenya alone, 2020 saw 6.9 million recorded cases.