by Nayan D. Patel | Sep 1, 2026 | PDS Blog
I’ve sat in the Chief Information Officer (CIO) seat at several hospitals and watched clinicians make rounds, nurses chase call lights, and administrators build dashboards full of data. Unfortunately, much of that data arrives too late to drive real-time...
by Christy Overall | Sep 1, 2026 | PDS Blog
At its core, invention starts with an idea. A vision. And most leaders agree that the best ideas are a result of considering a lot of ideas. It’s a numbers game; it’s why brainstorming is such a popular technique in problem solving. The aim is to create a lot of...
by Hitesh Mehta, M.D., MTech, Ph.D. | Sep 1, 2026 | PDS Blog
Blurring the Lines: Merging Innovation and Technology Transfer for Better Results When a research organization sets out to build an innovation function from the ground up, the instinct is to start with infrastructure: idea management platforms, evaluation software, IP...
by Patricia Jacoby | Jul 14, 2026 | PDS Blog
Key ideas and takeaways from the Innovation Workshop & Tour: A Quarterly Series at the Carrier Center for Intelligent Buildings Structuring Operating Models that Accelerate Innovation Impact was the theme of Frost & Sullivan’s Q2 Innovation Workshop and Tour:...
by Vinod Das | Jun 3, 2026 | PDS Blog
The leadership meeting starts on time. The dashboard is green. The program plan is immaculate. And yet, somewhere between slide 12 and the polite applause, a quiet dread settles in: we’re getting very good at climbing… but are we even on the right wall? Stephen R....
by Omid Toloui | Jun 3, 2026 | PDS Blog
Most companies are asking how to deploy AI. The harder question is whether the company you built is still the right shape. Is our company just going to be completely irrelevant in the next coming years? — Jack Dorsey, Block That is the question Jack Dorsey has been...
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