Arun  Prabhu
Arun Prabhu

Recorded: Tue Sep 15 2009 | 9:15 AM EDT | 1 hour
Available on demand until Thu Sep 9 2010

Innovating in a Recession: How to zig when others zag - A Food Industry Perspective

With all the doom and gloom around us, are innovators in danger of becoming obsolete? Some business leaders claim innovation is a key element to emerge stronger post-recession, and yet the corporate environment for innovation remains tougher than ever. Others reign in innovation activities in order to focus on delivering short-term growth and profit from an existing portfolio.

Is a recession good enough reason to step off the innovation accelerator? Your competitors may not think so. In a recession, consumer and business needs don't disappear. They simply evolve and change. Determining those needs and meeting them is the way to drive innovation - whether it's a recession or not.

In the context of food innovation and new product development, use this one hours session to discover

  • How to change attitude from big player to challenging entrepreneur
  • What needs to be done differently in a recession and what stays the same
  • The key elements of successful innovation
  • The importance of outcome-focused innovation

 

  • How to change attitude from big player to challenging entrepreneur
  • What needs to be done differently in a recession and what stays the same
  • The key elements of successful innovation
  • The importance of outcome-focused innovation

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