Media Center

A selection of video and audio clips of CRTI leadership and principal collaborators.

Mohan Sawhney

• 12 Vectors of Innovation
  
  Professor Mohan Sawhney discusses the Innovation Radar™’s 12 dimensions of business innovation anchored by the offerings a company creates, the customers it serves, the processes it employs and the points of presence it uses to take its offerings to market.
   
  
• Institute for the Study of Business Markets Audio Insights Series Episode 7
  In this podcast, Professor Sawhney and Satish Nambisan, PhD discuss their book, The Global Brain: Your Roadmap for Innovating Faster and Smarter in a Networked World.
  
  
• Kellogg Innovation Network Highlights
  Professor Sawhney briefly recaps a Kellogg Innovation Network (KIN) Summit, including event highlights and key takeaways. Sawhney also provides an update on upcoming CRTI initiatives. Video requires RealPlayer.

James Conley

• “Design at the Nexus of Semiotics and Intellectual Property”
  Professor James Conley his presented this January 22, 2010, seminar to the Segal Design Institute community through the Master of Product Development Program at Northwestern University.
• Business Week of Design, Video One
  2009 Business Week of Design (BWOD) summit, Hong Kong. Professor Conley, on behalf of Kellogg and the United States Patent & Trademark Office (USPTO), delivers a keynote on managing intellectual properties to achieve competitive advantage.
• Business Week of Design, Video Two
  2009 Business Week of Design (BWOD) summit, Hong Kong. Professor Conley joins a select group of IP experts from around the world to lead a panel discussion and a Q&A session with attendees.
  

Robert C. Wolcott

• Kellogg Innovation Network Global Summit 2011 Highlights.
  Building Global Prosperity: Leadership. Networks & Innovation. Exploring how innovation creates prosperity. June 2011. A video overview of the Summit, which explored such questions as: What is true prosperity? How can we foster a broad-based vision of prosperity amidst the competing forces of globalization and localization, diminishing resources, rapid urbanization and increased demand for basic services? How can we build long-term value for our organizations by meeting these demands? This video requires RealPlayer.
• Kellogg Innovation Network Global Summit 2010 Highlights
  Building Global Prosperity: Innovation+Action. Gathering to build a road toward broader prosperity. May 2010. Robert C. Wolcott offers a synopsis of 2010 Summit, which included sessions on corporate reputation, women and global development, planet-wide innovation, the global security challenge, global health and world hunger. The country focus was Turkey. This video requires RealPlayer.
• How Do Large Companies Innovate? A Kellogg School Prof. Sheds Light
  Robert C. Wolcott moderates a MIT Enterprise Forum panel.