It could replenish the coffers of such White House initiatives as Educate to Innovate, Change the Equation, Early Childhood, or Race to the Top.
Friedberg said: "University professionals around the UK have been collaborating and innovating to change lives on their own campuses, in their regions, and around the world.
It means that the NHS fails to benefit from the pressure to innovate and change, in the way that other services such as policing are already showing.
Scotland should be able to innovate and change within the UK in line with its own opportunities and challenges, and that is what our proposals allow".
Activate is the Guardian's platform for individuals and organisations working across all sectors who are using these technologies to disrupt, innovate and change.
"Business-wise, where we see the money and trend developing is in 'infotainment' – it's the area to go for and the market space to conquer, innovate and change," van Schie said, bullishly.
This fusion of skillsets, with the right vision and mission, can help equip local, national and global business people with the wherewithal they need to adapt, innovate, embrace change and engage in meaningful business transformation towards a sustainable future.
And although laptop and mobile manufacturers like Dell, Sony and Hewlett-Packard have long known about the consumer yearnings for such a product, they seem to be waiting for Apple to innovate and change the way we read magazines, newspapers, blogs and books.
Even The New York Times is sinking into the sunset, over-leveraged and earning peanuts, owing to a failure to innovate and change.
