The coronavirus is putting massive demand on test labs globally and the UK, along with many other countries, do not have enough capacity or test kits to keep up with demand. Intensive testing is not being carried out and the number of people with the virus is unknown. It will…
Jez shares some of the approaches we use at CDP to make sure our teams can work effectively in virtual meetings.
Cheaper DNA sequencing may provide the impetus for public and private sectors to work together to unlock the benefits held within the nation’s genomes.
Louise reflects on upcoming changes and their potential impact.
Richard asks if face masks really provide protection against these infections?
Mike, Matt and George try to predict the challenges, innovation opportunities & technologies that will shape the next ten years.
Mark discusses how the interplay between choice of materials and product design provides unique opportunities for innovation.
Chris Houghton, CDP’s Brand Innovation Leader reviews the world’s largest consumer product expo, CES 2020 in Las Vegas. Sharing his insights and observations from start-ups to high rollers, all hoping for the jackpot from their latest innovations. Innovation success or failure is often determined by how a brand or company…
Cambridge Design Partnership recycles ten old shipping containers to create a new upcycled office building. As you’d expect from a business specialising in innovation, when it came to extending their company HQ at rapid pace, they came up with a rather clever plan.CDP have just opened a remarkable new building…
James Baker, partner at Cambridge Design Partnership, considers the future for AI in the real world with help from a sideways look at its portrayal on the big screen.
Adam predicts what will be flying around the corner towards us next year.
Earlier this month I attended The Market Research Event (TMRE) conference in Las Vegas; the gambling capital of the world. Whilst I don’t think the juxtaposition between the conference and its choice of location was intentional, it certainly presented an amusing analogy between the dollars that consumers put into the slot machines…