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As an executive recruiter with over two decades of experience working closely with India’s top-tier companies, I’ve seen a remarkable rise in demand for professionals in Innovation Management. Roles from Innovation Managers to Chief Innovation Officers are no longer fringe—they’ve become central to growth strategies in post-pandemic India. Companies now view innovation as a strategic priority, not a side function. Sector-wise Breakdown: Innovation Opportunities in 2024–25 1. IT & IT Services Demand: Skyrocketing. Firms like TCS, Infosys, Wipro, HCL, as well as global tech captives (Microsoft, Google), are building robust innovation labs. Roles: Innovation Manager, Digital Transformation Lead, Chief Innovation Officer   2. Space & Aerospace Demand: Strong growth driven by ISRO and private players like Skyroot and Agnikul. Roles: Tech Innovation Head, Product Innovation Manager, R&D Liaison 3. Automotive & EV Demand: Massive, fueled by EV innovatio...

I, along with my wife Sarita, traveled to Raipur from Nagpur just the day before yesterday, following the heartbreaking news of the demise of her aunt. She was about 85, a graceful lady who had lived a full life—but her last six months were painful and fragile. It all began with what many would call a minor incident—one slip and a fall at home in January this year. She fractured her hip joint. After her first surgery, things initially improved. But within months, the screws from the implant loosened, leading to another surgery. After that, she never truly recovered. Bedridden and gradually losing the will to carry on, despite the loving care from her sons, daughters-in-law, and grandchildren, she eventually succumbed to a heart attack. As I sat with relatives after the funeral, my thoughts drifted. This wasn’t a standalone case. I could recall at least a dozen elderly relatives and friends who had similar stories—small falls leading to hip fractures, then surgeries, prolonged immobilit...

By Prashant Nasery As we move deeper into the era of Industry 4.0, Quality Management is undergoing a seismic transformation. The days of relying solely on manual inspections, routine audits, and post-production corrections are fading. In their place, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is stepping in—not just as a tool but as a strategic partner in reshaping how we manage quality across industries.   This revolution is especially relevant for professionals committed to excellence and continuous improvement. If you're looking to stay ahead of the curve, now is the time to understand how AI is modernizing Quality Management and how Innovation Management Programs—like those offered by CIMEPRO Institute—can help you harness its full potential.   Why AI Matters in Quality Management Modern-day businesses are managing increasing complexity—be it in global supply chains, customer demands, or compliance requirements. Traditional quality control methods, while still valuable, oft...

  In a world that’s changing faster than ever, innovation isn’t just a buzzword—it’s a survival skill. From technology to business, from healthcare to education, innovation drives progress, disrupts the norm, and opens doors to new opportunities. But what’s often misunderstood is that innovation doesn’t belong only to inventors, entrepreneurs, or R&D teams. Innovation Management is for everyone—and learning it can change how you think, work, and lead. Whether you're a student preparing for a dynamic future, a working professional aiming for career growth, or a business leader looking to stay competitive, understanding how to manage innovation effectively can be your greatest advantage. What Is Innovation Management, Really? Let’s break it down simply. Innovation Management is the systematic process of generating, organizing, and executing ideas to bring meaningful change—whether that means a new product, a smarter way of working, or a unique customer experience. It’s no...