Episode 37: Does R&D need a New Operating Model? - with George Booth, King's College, London
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Episode 37: Does R&D need a New Operating Model? - with George Booth, King's College, London
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Research and development are industry’s promise for the future. Yet, a perfect storm is brewing. Rising costs, longer cycles, and higher sustainability and performance standards are increasingly compromising R&D budgets. Moreover, complex R&D problems can no longer be addressed inside neat, isolated technology tracks.
Simultaneously, technologies such as AI, high-performance computing, quantum methods, and automated testing offer the opportunity to help R&D face these challenges, but only if businesses can determine a way to bring it all together in a way that is scientifically sound, scalable, and realistic.
This episode of the New Era of Engineering explores how a longstanding partnership between academia and enterprise is enabling deeper thinking about such integration.
Guests: Julian van Velzen, Head of Capgemini’s Quantum Lab
George Booth, Professor of Theoretical Physics, King’s College, London
Host: Brian Doherty
Production & Realization: Brockhill Creative Ltd.