Switzerland has been named the world’s most innovative country for the sixth consecutive year.
The Global Innovation Index 2016, released on Monday, is now in its ninth year and is published by Cornell University and UN agency the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO).
It ranks 128 countries according to their innovation capabilities and results and aims to be a “benchmarking tool for business executives, policy makers and others seeking insight into the state of innovation around the world”.
Switzerland topped the table once again, leading a top five that included Sweden, the UK, the US and Finland. Full story...
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The Global Innovation Index 2016, released on Monday, is now in its ninth year and is published by Cornell University and UN agency the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO).
It ranks 128 countries according to their innovation capabilities and results and aims to be a “benchmarking tool for business executives, policy makers and others seeking insight into the state of innovation around the world”.
Switzerland topped the table once again, leading a top five that included Sweden, the UK, the US and Finland. Full story...
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