Beating disruption at TechInnovation 2018
 Whether you are a business owner looking to stay ahead of the curve of an inventor with the next big thing, meet your match at TechInnovation 2018

Tips for collaborative innovation
 Collaboration is one of the flagship strategies of open innovation for business growth

A menagerie of new materials
 From keeping electronics cool to building new homes and safeguarding health, these three TechOffers highlight the power of novel materials in a variety of industries. 

From the printer's press to the patient
 Resist the urge to re-invent the wheel, and your products could be on the market more quickly, advises Xander Sim of Cell ID Pte Ltd.  

When it comes to developing new diagnostic tools, Singapore-based medical technology (med-tech) firm Cell ID Pte Ltd has a strategy to leapfrog the competition. Instead of creating new technologies from scratch, it adapts mature technologies for novel applications, cutting development costs and achieving market readiness in double-quick time.

Economic growth and sustainability go hand-in-hand
 Innovations in urban solutions and sustainability are essential for Singapore's survival and continued success on the global stage. 

Taking stock of the hottest innovations on IPI’s online marketplace
 A new year has just begun, but it is never too late to start innovating. For inspiration, check out these ten hot TechOffers of 2017.

When enterprises go green
 Companies can embrace sustainability by using these TechOffers to increase resource efficiency and recover resources from waste or pollutants.

Stories of climate change, extreme weather and environmental pollution routinely dominate the headlines. As more resources are drawn from the environment and more waste is produced than ever before, human activity is inevitably taking its toll on the environment.

Keeping abreast of the emerging trends in manufacturing.

Looking to ride the wave of the fourth industrial revolution? This trio of trends could be the wind in your sails.

As the saying goes, ‘they don’t make them like they used to’. Over the years, the types of products available in the market have evolved, and so have the methods used to create them. Technology has been a key driver of these changes, enabling enterprises to manufacture increasingly complex and valuable items with extraordinary precision and efficiency.