Building an innovation process can be a daunting challenge for businesses, especially as the pace of technological change continues to accelerate. Some of the biggest hurdles include identifying promising areas for innovation, managing the flow of ideas and feedback, and aligning innovation efforts with overall business objectives. Additionally, many businesses struggle to strike the right balance between encouraging creativity and managing risk, as well as allocating the necessary resources to support innovation initiatives.
MAPEGY has played a vital role in helping businesses navigate enterprise's challenges and build effective innovation processes. The value of MAPEGY is evident in the success stories of companies such as MCAM and Airbus, who have both used the platform to support their innovation strategies. Tim Vorage from MCAM and Dr. Christoph Stehncken from Airbus have spoken highly of the platform, emphasizing how it is helping them to streamline their innovation workflows and make better decisions about which initiatives to pursue (in particular, they are using the following SCOUT features:
We are proud to support such tech giants in their innovation efforts with our platform, and we look forward to continuing to help businesses of all sizes and industries drive meaningful innovation and growth.
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MAPEGY is at the heart of our data-driven decision-making process. And we also appreciate MAPEGY connections to other sources.
Important is also the integration of the tool in our innovation process. Looking at SCOUT and then distribute it to the team.
Tim Vorage, Sr. Manager and Founder Business Incubator Growth Garage at Mitsubishi Chemical Group, MCG. Passionate about open innovation and business development, Tim is supporting innovators and entrepreneurs globally to achieve their dreams and contribute to a sustainable future. He's passionate for open innovation and business development that is based on the circular economy, which resulted in founding the Growth Garage.
Dr. Christoph Stehncken, Ex-Head of R&T Composites at Aerotec and Ex-Head of Structures and Technical Authority at Airbus. With a background in Aeronautical and Aerospace Engineering, he extended his field of action in the automotive industry, where he could build the most innovative cars for 10 years. He is now working as Head of Program Management of global OEM-driven projects to push Business Development on the next level at Mitsubishi Chemical Group - Advanced Materials Division.
Mitsubishi Chemicals Advanced Materials works to “make ambitious ideas possible”. How? They assist inventors in locating the ideal components, layouts, and manufacturing procedures that will enable them to commercialize their ideas more quickly, sustainably, and cleanly. As a top producer of high-performance thermoplastics and composites available as semi-finished goods and finished parts around the world, they support the realization of ambitious ideas in a variety of applications and sectors, from aeronautics to bioprocessing.
Growth Garage is the business incubator from the Advanced Materials Division of Mitsubishi Chemical Group (MCG). Their mission is to support and grow new ideas using their technologies and advanced engineering materials to help tackle some of today's biggest engineering challenges. They are offering the opportunity for engineers and innovators to pitch them their ideas. Successful applicants will receive their full support, expertise and materials to help develop their projects from initial prototype to final product.
Airbus is a world leader in the aerospace sector, operating in the commercial aircraft, helicopters, defense and space sectors “for a safe and united world”. With around 130,000 employees and as the largest aeronautics and space company in Europe, Airbus is a pioneer in different fields, including designing, manufacturing and delivering aerospace solutions. They constantly receive roughly half of all orders for commercial airplanes and produce the most cutting-edge commercial aircraft.
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