The phrase "implement innovations" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the introduction or application of new ideas, methods, or technologies in a particular context.
Example: "The company aims to implement innovations that will enhance productivity and improve customer satisfaction."
Alternatives: "introduce advancements" or "apply new solutions."
A company within a cluster often can source what it needs to implement innovations more quickly.
They design supply chains to implement innovations that may introduce new products and markets, contributing to processes of "creative destruction" where the new replaces the old.
Just as the managers' strategies to develop and implement innovations followed many different patterns, so also the level of enterprise managers achieved varied strongly across the five companies we studied.
We had 60 students, and after listening to some theory, history, and case studies (Costco, Ali Baba, Tyson), each student was asked to make a presentation on how an organization designs a supply chain to implement innovations.
With recent cost escalations for underground construction projects, incentives are needed for the underground construction industry to develop and implement innovations in methods and technology, and smart integrated planning is needed to reduce costs both during construction and with life-cycle engineered design and operation of our subsurface facilities.
Livestock management involves animal health and the farm's ability to implement innovations in the agricultural sector.
Reality check For obvious reasons, finding ways to implement innovation in difficult circumstances has become more important than ever.
New product development (NPD) programs are designed to implement innovation strategies in a coordinated way.
The findings of the study provide insights and suggestions for the organization to implement innovation and organizational sustainability.
With the CTO focused on identifying how to use technology to transform processes, products, and services, the CIO can then use these insights to implement innovation.
The methods by which small firms overcome the disadvantages of their size to implement innovation on construction projects are examined here through five Australian case studies.
