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Companies know they need to innovate to win, yet 72% of executives feel they are being out-innovated by their competitors, according to PwC's Innovation Benchmark report.
And while others, such as Microsoft, are tying hard to innovate, they've yet to create a new iPhone-like phenomenon.
Other commentators noted that people complained that Apple never innovated anymore, and yet here it was innovating, and people were complaining anyway.
Facebook has taken command of many of the basic elements of social interactions including email, chat, and even mobile messaging, but one area where the social network has not yet innovated is the calendar.
Postmates is basically using same model as eBay Now but in a less scalable manner, however, as they are not yet innovating on the retailer side and using individual couriers rather than courier companies, a little like Uber uses drivers (note that a single courier has limited capacity particularly when they are already working for a courier company).
Indeed, for others who have yet to innovate, times ahead could be tough.
As Sarah Perez pointed out earlier, Amazon wants to become Walmart before Walmart becomes Amazon, and while Walmart already has an extensive operation in food pickup, one area where it has yet to innovate is in the area of grocery delivery.
Bilingual Sakr, a media policy professor at the University of Westminster and director of its CAMRI Arab Media Centre, draws on new research and decades' experience tracking Arab media trends to offer a readout on how Egyptian journalists and their employers have been struggling and coping yet also innovating since the 2011 revolution.
