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Scaling Innovation: A Growing IP Challenge

  • The client is a SME (small or medium enterprise) in the household appliances sector

  • The client is a SME (small or medium enterprise) in the household appliances sector

  • Organizational structure, operational procedures and capacity distribution needed to be adjusted in the most effective and efficient manner

  • Smart home related developments required the IP department to rethink its service offers and current tasks



Problem Definition

Redefining IP with a Collaborative Transformation

  • The client is a SME (small or medium enterprise) in the household appliances sector

  • The client is a SME (small or medium enterprise) in the household appliances sector

  • Organizational structure, operational procedures and capacity distribution needed to be adjusted in the most effective and efficient manner

  • Smart home related developments required the IP department to rethink its service offers and current tasks




Problem Definition

A Future-Proof IP Department Driving Innovation

  • The client is a SME (small or medium enterprise) in the household appliances sector

  • The client is a SME (small or medium enterprise) in the household appliances sector

  • Organizational structure, operational procedures and capacity distribution needed to be adjusted in the most effective and efficient manner

  • Smart home related developments required the IP department to rethink its service offers and current tasks

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