In the world there are 50 most innovative companies in the leading position among the representatives of high technology and communications.
According to analysts from The Boston Consulting Group (BCG), starting in 2005, the undisputed leader in the field of innovation is a giant Apple. For the first time in second place - Samsung Electronics, has shifted to the line below Google, niche in silver from 2006 to 2012.
Microsoft and IBM, have been included permanently in the top ten, respectively, at the 4th and 6th places.
Of particular note is the success of Amazon - a virtual leader in the consumer sector and the retail trade, the first time was in the list and then settled on the 7th place.
It is noteworthy that the highest places in the top ten have taken automobile giants , introducing electronics and advanced technology - Toyota on the 5th , Ford - the 8th , BMW - the 9th place .
A respectable tenth place is at General Electric specializing in industrial products and processes.
FSU is not listed.
The report lists five factors that contribute to high performance in innovation : the involvement of senior management , the ability to use the intellectual property , the focus on customers and consumers , portfolio management innovation, and the presence of clearly defined and controlled processes . - 17D-
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