In his book "Self-Renewal: The Individual and The Innovative Society", John W. Gardner describes innovation as a phenomenon built on an individual level.
The Triple Helix literature describes innovation through two explanatory frameworks encompassing the government, academia, and business.
A Canadian proposal describes innovation in the healthcare system as the replacement of a previous method with a new approach that provides sustainable and competitive benefit.
Mr Christensen used the term to describe innovations that create new markets by discovering new categories of customers.
We describe innovations in the study design and the efficient data coordination of a randomized multicenter trial of Argatroban in Combination with Recombinant Tissue Plasminogen Activator for Acute Stroke (ARTSS-2).
In this paper we describe innovations that we think challenge accepted practices and thus hope to stimulate a more vigorous debate in this area, beyond the realm of research carried out by MSF.
A. I would describe innovation as invention with a customer at the other end.
Two centuries later, economists are still struggling to understand this most mysterious part of the wealth-creation process.One way to describe innovation is to explain what it is not.
The following quote, describing innovation at Apple, is suggestive The designers at Apple are paid 50% more than their counterparts at other organizations.
