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How cross-sector innovation is benefiting consumers

How cross-sector innovation is benefiting consumers

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Cory Sorice Cory Sorice Chief innovation officer at Masonite international

Cory Sorice has served as senior vice president and chief innovation officer of Masonite since August 2019. With over 25 years of product development, innovation and general management experience, Cory spearheads a dynamic, growth-oriented team delivering industry leading products and unrivaled R&D initiatives.

Prior to his role at Masonite, Cory served as vice president and general manager of emerging business for Chamberlain Group, Inc., a world leader in garage, gate and commercial door access. Cory has also held leadership roles at Stanley Black & Decker Corporation, Newell Rubbermaid, market research firm Information Resources, Inc., and co-founded Invequity, LLC, a transfer and patent licensing company.

Cory is a named inventor on fourteen U.S. patents in home automation and access controls.

Description

How can companies from different industries innovate together to make better products for the consumer?

Cory Sorice, Chief Innovation Officer at Masonite international should know, as Masonite doors have been busy teaming up with makers of locks and doorbells to bring powered, connected doors to the marketplace.

He spoke to Streamly's Jordan Thorne about the benefits - and the challenges - of cross-sector innovation.

Table Of Contents
Bringing integrated solutions to the market
Sorice draws on his experience to give a case-study of successful cross-industry innovation
The importance of a shared vision
Sorice explains that the primary challenge of working in partnership is that of aligning around a common goal. This shared vision is crucial for successful innovation.
Long-term vision for connectivity
Some things - like wheels on a suitcase - just make sense, according to Sorice. He discusses how he sees the future of connected doors in a similar way - enhancing convenience and usability for consumers.
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