Roy Green: Improving Australia’s Productivity Performance
As our terms of trade slip back with the leveling off in commodity prices, it is increasingly recognized that Australia must … Read More
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Global Innovation Barometer 2013
Last updated: April 3, 2013The GE Global Innovation Barometer, now in its third year, explores how business leaders around the world view innovation and how those perceptions are influencing business strategies in an increasingly complex and globalized environment. The Barometer is an international opinion survey of senior business executives actively engaged in the management of their firm’s innovation strategy. It is the largest global survey of business executives dedicated to innovation.
GE expanded the global study in 2013, surveying more than 3,000 executives in 25 countries. This year’s Barometer examines what factors business believe to be drivers and deterrents of innovation and analyzes specific strategies and policies that enable innovation and drive growth.
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January 31, 2013
January 31, 2013
Calum Drummond: Collaboration Delivers Better Business Outcomes
At the CSIRO (Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation), Australia’s national science agency, we seek to have a profound and … Read More
January 25, 2013
Global Scorecard
Key Findings: A heavy tax burden does not always impede innovation. Six countries that fell in the top quartile in … Read More
January 17, 2013
Innovation Barometer: How Collaboration Breeds Advantage
The smaller the world becomes, the greater the possibilities for growth and collaboration, something most global executives surveyed in this … Read More
January 17, 2013
Explore The Interactive Innovation Barometer
The GE Global Innovation Barometer, now in its third year, explores how business leaders around the world view innovation and … Read More
Country Reports
Download the GE Global Innovation Barometer 2013 Country Reports. These reports capture the results of the survey performed in each of the 25 markets.
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