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Editor's Notes

• #9: Process innovation lean thinking
• #18: So what can be learnt from this exercise apart from it being a bit of fun? It shows how we can become creatures of habit who are resistant to change Demonstrates that in order to move forward it is sometime necessary to destroy what came before
• #19: So what can be learnt from this exercise apart from it being a bit of fun? It shows how we can become creatures of habit who are resistant to change Demonstrates that in order to move forward it is sometime necessary to destroy what came before
• #35: Many larger companies search for new technologies in a systematic way through Open Innovation initiatives with existing and new suppliers. MoD Grand Challenge is another example.
• #37: Banbury based Innoval were keen to pursue a number of developments aimed at the defence sector including woven aluminium modelling for the production of high performance bullet proof vests. Oxford Innovation provided support on the Defence Procurement process and provided some useful contacts to the company.
• #38: Some months later while working on the IAS pilot in the West Midlands Oxford Innovation were introduced to a building company, based in Southam in south Warwickshire, who were developing blast proof buildings technology for the construction of Embassies, Consulates, Government Ministries and of course military buildings, based on an aluminium frame system. Oxford Innovation consultants realised that not only were the companies technologies complimentary but that the companies were located less than ten miles apart. Under suitable confidentiality the two companies were introduced to each other. So, look out for that public building with a bullet proof vest....
• #41: Stress free welding using ultrasound was a theoretical possibility pursued by many countries in the sixties. By the seventies only France and the Soviet Union were in the game and even the French gave up in that decade.
• #42: Stress free welding using ultrasound was a theoretical possibility pursued by many countries in the sixties. By the seventies only France and the Soviet Union were in the game and even the French gave up in that decade.
• #45: Stress free welding using ultrasound was a theoretical possibility pursued by many countries in the sixties. By the seventies only France and the Soviet Union were in the game and even the French gave up in that decade.
• #46: Stress free welding using ultrasound was a theoretical possibility pursued by many countries in the sixties. By the seventies only France and the Soviet Union were in the game and even the French gave up in that decade.
• #47: Stress free welding using ultrasound was a theoretical possibility pursued by many countries in the sixties. By the seventies only France and the Soviet Union were in the game and even the French gave up in that decade.
• #48: Stress free welding using ultrasound was a theoretical possibility pursued by many countries in the sixties. By the seventies only France and the Soviet Union were in the game and even the French gave up in that decade.
• #49: Stress free welding using ultrasound was a theoretical possibility pursued by many countries in the sixties. By the seventies only France and the Soviet Union were in the game and even the French gave up in that decade.