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Dede Allen, who has died after a stroke aged 86, not only broke into the predominantly male preserve of film editing, but developed a style and made innovations so distinctive that a school of editing was named in her honour.

8. Make innovation systemic.

But in Haiti, "so much of the infrastructure that would be in place to make innovations are damaged," she said.

So the question for the would-be entrepreneur is: How can I make innovation, flexibility, and creativity operational?

If the Wii makes innovation profitable, perhaps so many inventive games will come out next fall that I won't even have time to play the boring ones.

What is it about large, successful organizations that makes innovation within them so difficult?

All the organizational, incentive, and cultural hurdles that make disruptive innovation so hard become amplified when implementing projects designed to create new, socially inclusive business models and ecosystems.

Also, many of the best wind sites have already been claimed, and that has forced developers to build in places that are not quite so windy — making innovation all the more crucial for cost-effectiveness.

What makes innovation disruptive?

And that's what makes "innovation" magical.

Twitter investor Fred Wilson and the entire Lerer Ventures team will tell us what they look for in a founder, as well as what makes New York startup innovation so unique.