Sentence examples for delivering innovation from inspiring English sources

Plug-ins are also important for delivering innovation and functionality ahead of the standards process; mainstream video on the web today works primarily because of plug-ins.

The purpose of the 21st century Labs, he explained, is delivering innovation to start-up entrepreneurs.

For example, with respect to leveraging creativity and delivering innovation, this study reflected on the Renaissance period and the creativity-oriented learning/teaching paradigm called "Master-Apprentice Paradigm", as opposed to the current analysis focused "Science Paradigm".

Also on the hardware front, Page talked briefly about Motorola, and what they're doing in terms of delivering innovation on that front from their new position under the Google umbrella.

This has been explicitly expressed in the EU Horizon 2020, the 80 billion-Euro program declaring, with backup from the leading European politicians: 'The goal is to ensure Europe produces world-class science, removes barriers to innovation and makes it easier for the public and private sectors to work together in delivering innovation'.

"What we're announcing today is something that takes what we've done in the last five years — delivering innovation around mobile — and taking a step forward by opening up an open omnichannel approach that helps our customers unleash their mobile data," Caine said.

"The settlement will help strengthen our economy during this difficult time and ensure that our industry can continue delivering innovations to the marketplace," said Bill Gates, the company's co-founder and chairman.

What began in the 1990s as a response to issues in a complex supply chain has evolved into a business insight at the core of Nike's growth strategy – one that focuses on delivering innovations across its supply chain to create products that are better for athletes, its business, and the planet.

Companies may even choose to market their innovations in a way that favors trade-secret protection, i.e. by delivering innovations as services rather than products to avoid bringing the innovations out from behind their firewall (e.g. Google search services that do not reveal search algorithms or software delivered as a service).

As we work with the community to deliver innovation to the webOS platform, we will highlight and promote the most innovative and noteworthy contributions.

But it's also worrying in its implications for modern, financial capitalism to deliver innovation.