To power our world for today and tomorrow, it’s important to innovate the way we deal with energy. While global pressures and demand cause price rises for consumers and tough questions for operators, we’ve collated the latest from the experts on innovation in energy for 2023.
Topics:
Innovation,
News,
Wazoku,
Sustainability,
Article,
Wazoku Crowd
Innovation never stands still, and neither does our product. In these ‘Product Roadmap’ blogs, we provide updates, insights, and previews into what is coming up with the Wazoku platform. Building on the things discussed in our biannual Product Roadmap Webinars, here we go into depth about both new features and upgrades to existing capabilities.
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News,
Wazoku,
Article,
Wazoku Crowd,
Product Roadmap
The strengths of the innovations you develop largely depend on the quality of the questions you ask. Considering that 85% of organizations confess to being bad at problem diagnosis, there’s a lot riding on getting your Challenge design ‘just right’. In this blog, we’ll share some key tips on three elements of Challenge design, and how to ensure you find the sweet spot for each.
Topics:
Innovation,
Article,
Wazoku Crowd
Healthcare is unrecognizable today compared to even 10 years ago. In order to keep up with the latest developments, trends, and patterns in the industry, we’ve detailed the top innovations and expert predictions for Health, Pharma, and Life Sciences in 2023.
Topics:
Innovation,
News,
Wazoku,
Article,
Wazoku Crowd
In November 2020, Wazoku launched a series of Challenges with Habitat for Humanity, facilitated by SeaFreight Labs. In Kenya, Mexico, India, and the Philippines, the Wazoku Crowd provided solutions to overcome different humanitarian and housing problems. Read more about their success in our Habitat for Humanity report!
Topics:
Case Studies,
Wazoku,
Wazoku Crowd
In this blog, we look at a Challenge that aims to find more effective ways for local governments to use public data to inform decision-making. To register for this Challenge, click here!
Topics:
Innovation,
News,
Wazoku,
Wazoku Crowd
February 4th is World Cancer Awareness Day. It’s a day where people come together to celebrate the strides made in fighting the disease and to raise awareness of the importance of the cause. An estimated 10 million people die from cancer every year and the disease is the second leading cause of death worldwide. However, every day, discoveries are made that will help prevent these deaths and contributing to these breakthroughs are a whole host of crowdsourcing initiatives.
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Innovation,
Wazoku,
Article,
Wazoku Crowd
‘Inclusive Innovation’ has become a hot topic of late. With Innovate UK announcing £2.5m in funding for businesses pioneering diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), it’s a subject everyone should be taking seriously. DEI strategies are no longer ‘nice-to-haves’, but essential to building a sustainable business.
Topics:
Innovation,
Wazoku,
Article,
Wazoku Crowd
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.
Topics:
Wazoku,
Solver Stories,
Wazoku Crowd
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.
Topics:
InnoCentive,
Wazoku,
Solver Stories,
Wazoku Crowd
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.
Topics:
Innovation,
Wazoku,
Sustainability,
Event,
Wazoku Crowd
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.
Topics:
InnoCentive,
Wazoku,
Solver Stories,
Wazoku Crowd
