Recent Blog Posts...

Outsourcing Innovation
W. Axelrod; Dec. 8, 2009

Still need a general model for innovation and productivity...
M. LoBue; October 4, 2009

Okuns Law: Another Industrial Age Measure Goes Down
D. Rasmus; August 7, 2009

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If You Can't Measure Innovation
and Performance, You Can't
Improve Them

The Knowledge Economy Needs New Yardsticks

The Institute is a research consortium structured as a mutual benefit, nonprofit corporation. The Institute eschews a policy agenda, such as 'technology is good, therefore more of it is better', or that 'any given nation needs to increase its investments in innovation'. Rather, the Institute believes we all lack a sufficient understanding of the nature and impacts of the economic and organizational shifts that have occurred since the explosive growth of information technology over the past three decades.

Through collaboration and funded research projects, the Institute seeks to increase our understanding of the relationship between innovation and productivity and the role information technology plays in these essential activities for all enterprises and entire economies.

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What's New...
 
IIIP Research Published: "Wired for Innovation..."
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New book review: "Enterprise Information - Security and Privacy"
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Information Worker Check
The web-based self-evaluation system for information workers and their technological work infrastructure — from the German Fraunhofer Institute
 
Computational Social Science
February 6, 2009

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