Learning from experience
Innovation cases offer a way to examine how entrepreneurial activity takes shape within established companies. The collection will draw on innovation examples studied across different industries. Each case will explore its context, challenges and approach, contributing to the insights gained through entrepreneurial practice.
Experience · Application · Learning
Innovation examples studied
The examples span a wide range of industries, offering different perspectives on how innovation takes shape in established organisations.
Industry and engineering
AI load handling, pile–driving rigs, ship engines, forest harvesters, elevators, electric mobile harbour cranes and ship hatch covers.
Consumer products and built environments
Lawnmowers, loudspeaker systems, locks, garden tools, electronic faucets, playground equipment, construction and sailing yachts.
Energy, environment and materials
Water treatment, biofuels, EV charging, irrigation, packaging and waste handling.
Logistics, media and health
Last–mile mail delivery, small–goods logistics, digital news, on–demand television, weather forecasting and cancer medicines.
These are examples studied, not client references. Individual case accounts and supporting sources will be added as the collection develops.