2thinknow are releasing an excerpt of the Innovation Cities Analysis Report, in the context of further analysis of paths to success for Australian innovation policy. > more
The Innovation Cities™ Analysis Report by 2thinknow analyses cities global conditions, identifies current and predicted future conditions to 2025, and provides the leading framework to measure and improve performance during this time. > more
What if we could fund start-ups and create a culture of innovation. At very little cost directly, and with shared risk? Should we? Can we? What if the tax system could create an innovation economy at a low risk? > more 
These are participant notes from the Public Sphere in Melbourne with thanks to Donna Benjamin and Christopher Hire (Exec Dir, 2thinknow). The Public Sphere event was organized by Senator Kate Lundy. The context of the one day event was the future development of the I.T. and creative industries in Australia. > more 
What makes a city innovative? How, where & why does innovation in cities work – a neat summary all in one feature article. > more 
2thinknow have developed the first strategic model in applying Enterprise & Web 2.0 to your Company, to exploit opportunities or build defensive strategic positions. > more 
2thinknow may showcase data, or draw case studies and commercial relationships from your conference or event in 2thinknow analysis reports, data, training and events. Our analysts report discovered innovations and potential new suppliers to our innovation clients and customers. > more
Since 2005, 2thinknow have developed (and now published a number) of original Innovation Models. 2thinknow innovation models provide structure & logic to change, across industries, professional silos, business functions, sectors and geography. > more |
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