In addition to fueling innovation, embracing error can also - paradoxically - help you prevent it.
The approaches based on frameworks for innovations and scaling up pilot projects place less emphasis on initial planning, but stress the processes of learning by doing, embracing error, and linking knowledge-building with action as implementation is occurring.
"For one thing, Joyce was an author who embraced errors.
On Friday, Friess invoked a personal mantra -- "Excellence embraces error and builds on it and transforms it" -- before declaring that he does not regret any of his giving.
Could it be that embracing our errors (i.e., accepting the possibility to err) represents a protective factor in the effort to prevent them?
Embracing the errors, the time lags and feeding them back into the activity of karaoke seemed natural.
When he spoke against the "estranging consequences" of assuming that "the systems of human signs are generated within the systems themselves" - the new structuralist truth - he seemed to be embracing "humanist error".
The term DRP embraces medication errors (MEs), adverse drug events (ADEs) and adverse drug reactions (ADRs).
The most important early measurement, officials say, will be to ensure that the electronic records are designed to avoid errors, embracing the physician's dictum, "First, do no harm".
Fractal geometry characterization makes spatial correction errors, embracing the chaotic system in a way that permits new structures to emerge, and chirality represents a certain type of protection mechanism.
