New Product Development, looking beyond Horizon 1
The manufacturing industry has to roll up its sleeves and re-think its new product development strategy. It is essential to go beyond refining existing products.
What about hydrogen?
Hydrogen is the fuel of the future. But when? And what about batteries?
The future of mobility: the drivers behind the steering wheel
‘Minority Report’, the best-selling film, envisions urban architecture in 2054 with full 3D mobility and electric vehicles produced in fully automated facilities. Future, or is it already happening? This blog post provides a clear vision of how various players are shaping the mobility landscape of tomorrow.
4 ways to make a cheaper electric car
Electric Vehicles (EV) are the future of mobility. But high costs prevent mainstream adoption. We brainstormed 4 creative but practical ways to lower production costs.
Innovation in times of crisis
In times of crisis, everything changes. The only solution to be ready for the new normal is innovation. How to survive a crisis? Realise that innovation is crucial, be open for change (embrace it) and learn from what is known already.
Working from home – experiences from Creax
The Corona virus forces us to work together in a new and isolated way. Thanks to the internet, we can work from a remote location, but there are some hurdles along the way. Here are some of our experiences and tips for working from home.
What can we learn from previous SARS outbreaks
Every problem has already been solved by someone. Creax wondered to what extent this philosophy is being applied for dealing with the corona crisis.
Stop Corona! Download these posters
In times of crisis, what people need most is clear and correct information. We made posters that you can download with the two main messages to stop Corona: keep your distance + wash your hands
Why soap really helps against Corona
The main way in which the coronavirus can be transmitted is by human contact. It is a highly contagious virus, which is passed on from person to person in the small droplets of saliva that are released when someone who is already infected coughs or sneezes.
Innovation Fact 1 – Existing solutions never last
Functions remain, solutions change. When addressing perceived needs in the market, go beyond solutions and try to clarify the main functionality you are trying to provide.