This issue started in the mid-2000s, it notes, when innovation became "more incremental than transformative".
As long as the number of transactions and business relationships remained comparatively small, the average cost of the transactions was bearable.As guanxi economies grow and become more complex, however, the incremental costs of doing business shoot up.
In addition, financial reporting has become more expansive, with more data about incremental investments, executive compensation and sources and uses of cash now required of all U.S. companies.
Small modular reactors (SMRs) are scalable nuclear power plant designs that promise to reduce investment risks through incremental capacity expansion; become more standardized and reduce costs through accelerated learning effects; and address concerns about catastrophic events, since they contain substantially smaller radioactive inventory.
Jeronimo says: "For Apple, it's about managing the expectations of its massive installed base – no one in the industry has larger – and encouraging them to spend more within the Apple ecosystem and on services, as people upgrade more slowly and smartphone innovation becomes more and more incremental".
Ms. Strauss, Mr. Harris and Mr. Frisell say they anticipate that the kind of incremental fund-raising on the site will become more and more important to sustaining art.
It argues that China's overall approach has become more multilateral in nature but the change has been slow and incremental.
In these circumstances, incremental approaches to the development and distribution of electronic health care data have become more important.
Consequently, today's technology buyers have become more comfortable with the mix-and-match approach to enterprise IT, and now managing another mobile app or cloud solution is a far more incremental, trivial exercise.
