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Product Innovation

  • Windex is Going Miniature

    The launch of Windex Mini comes on the heels of Johnson's speech at the 2011 Fortune Brainstorm Green conference in April 2011.
  • 4N Creates Something Completely New

    Founded by watchmaker Franois Quentin in 2009, the 4N brand grew from his desire to create a watch unlike any other on the market. Here's how he did it with a little help from Dassault Systemes.
  • The Next Generation of Innovation

    CGT picked the brain of Surabhi Pokhriyal from Cognizant Consumer Goods Consulting Practice to find out what exactly "innovation" and its accompanying processes and technologies look like today.
  • Solo Cup Overhauls Innovation Processes

    The current economic downturn has hit retail and consumer products companies particularly hard, and closely managing margin in today's environment can be a matter of life or death. Read on to find out how Solo Cup Company streamlined the end-to-end product lifecycle to tackle these market pressures head on.
  • Honest Tea Refreshes Labels

    The label refresh was initiated over three years ago after a series of consumer insights suggested that the brand could be making a bigger visual impact on store shelves.
  • Heinz Acquisitions, Innovations Pay Off

    Record sales in 2011 prove that the H.J. Heinz Company's investments in emerging markets and innovation are working as key growth enablers, even in a deteriorating economy.
  • Kimberly-Clark Expands Network of Global Innovation Centers

    Kimberly-Clark opens research facilities in Colombia and Korea, to focus on delivering essentials for a better life.
  • Image Commerce: A New Way to Shop

    The image commerce platform Stipple introduced yet another new way to shop on the Internet this time with a platform that turns images into targeted storefronts by accurately crediting a brand's products.
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