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Marth Breure
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My name is Marth Breure, innovation analyst at TNO. I am mainly involved in future explorations and system functioning analyses. I have a specific interest in (digital) innovation for banks and insurance companies. Solving problems gives my energy and that's why in my work, innovation is central.
I am engaged in analyzing the ecosystem, identifying the need for innovation, mapping out innovative product requirements, and create ecosystems that bring products from TRL6 to TRL9. To accomplish these tasks, I collaborate with colleagues from TNO as well as clients outside of TNO, such as financial institutions.
I enjoy making unexpected policy consequences visible and feel energized when my analyses offer surprising solutions for (future) problems. Some examples of my research involving unintended policy consequences are technical standardization for self-driving cars and the impact of stricter loan requirements on the innovative competition in the Dutch economy.