Product Innovation

Lean times force a re-evaluation of product portfolios and R&D allocations. Daniel Staresinic tells us why efficient and cost-effective innovation is now more important than ever.

The Clorox Company details how it has transformed its product development process to sustain market leadership

Black Diamond Equipment Ltd. boosts its enterprise knowledge management, project management and collaboration functionality to ensure continued innovation and future growth.

TerraCycle creates new circuit board picture frames and vinyl record clocks for sale at OfficeMax.

With more than 500 stores and annual turnover of more than 1 billion euros, Intersport is undertaking a major initiative to double its Exclusive Brands turnover in the next four years.

Apparel brand, The Limited, showcases the benefits of new Tide and Downy Total Care.

The facility is the center of innovation for Microsoft and retailers addressing changing consumer expectations and economic conditions.

Editor Alliston Ackerman gives you a sneak peek into the trends and topics discussed in this month's issue.

The Campbell Soup Company's wellness advancement includes several innovations planned for the 2010 soup season.

The new creative activities line aims to deliver value in more ways than one.

Starbucks makes breakthrough on patent pending technology for instant coffee.

Leading consumer goods companies, like General Mills, Del Monte and H.J. Heinz, attained new measures of success with innovation, supply chain and sales & marketing initiatives in 2008. Here is a look back at the most read case studies published by last year.