Corporate Innovation

Innovation is a crucial driver of productivity, competitive advantage, and enterprise value—but it does not occur in a vacuum. It requires robust connections among key stakeholders, including entrepreneurs, universities, risk capital providers, government entities, and other enterprises. These connections often form within "innovation ecosystems"—platforms like accelerators, hackathons, prize competitions, and co-working spaces where stakeholders can collaborate and share resources. Forward-thinking leaders must harness these ecosystems to enhance their organizations' innovative capacities. 

Leveraging the latest MIT research, our corporate innovation courses equip executives and government leaders with the frameworks and tools necessary to understand and implement corporate innovation and entrepreneurship within these ecosystems.

From the Book, a Selection of key Graphics, and a Select Glossary of key Innovation and Entrepreneurship Terms

From their Book, Phil Budden and Fiona Murray wish to offer a selection of key Graphics that readers have said they would like to access and download. This complements the select Glossary of key terms from the worlds of innovation and entrepreneurship are full of buzzwords. Phil and Fiona aim to teach these topics with as few buzzwords as possible but there are some terms that you will wish to know about. If you want to know more about the specific terms beyond what is in their book or courses, then you can check out the key terms in the Glossary.



Select Glossary available here. Selection of key Graphics available here.