Does an innovative workplace culture lead to high performance?
How can you drive business growth by unleashing and developing the full potential of your entire workforce?
How can you drive business growth by unleashing and developing the full potential of your entire workforce?
Discover how a growing number of successful companies throughout Europe are building cultures of innovation that use and develop the knowledge, skills and experience of employees at every level to boost business performance.
In this interactive masterclass we'll explore international experiences and good practice, helping you define a roadmap towards the digital future.
How are leading companies preparing for the challenges and opportunities of a world where innovation is vital for survival and success?
What is The Fifth Element? More and more companies across Europe are interested in transforming their workplaces. Why? Watch our film and find out what all the buzz is about.
To mark the retirement of leading workplace innovation expert Palle Banke, the Danish Technological Institute organised a workshop for nearly 100 businesses from across the country.
A growing number of enterprises recognise that the innovation needed to build and sustain competitiveness can come from the ideas and imagination of employees at every level. Our film features four such organisations: Devon & Cornwall Police, Innocent, Red Gate Software and The Met Office.
One of EUWIN’s first tasks after its creation in 2013 was to explain workplace innovation to enterprise-level decision-makers across Europe, and this has been one of our most exciting achievements. This film brings together experiences from seven exciting workplaces situated across Europe, and representing a diverse range of companies and activities.
You have probably read a lot of stories in which it is insisted that workplace innovation is about respecting the tacit knowledge of the employee and that companies need sophisticated engagement policies to let these employees bring their talent, knowledge and effort to the company. Nothing could be more wrong! The Dutch electronics company Prodrive Technologies has achieved such a level of sharing. The company is a marvel in the Eindhoven area in The Netherlands.
Bosch, the multinational engineering company which operates in the automotive, appliances, power tools, security systems and solar energy sectors has been manufacturing in Portugal for over 100 years. Its five locations in Portugal have over 3000 employees out of a global headcount of more than 290,000. In 2014 it recorded sales of €788 million.