Rather, its ability to turn firms around deftly, execute strategies economically and overcome obstacles nimbly suggests that a better description of its strength would be "frugal innovation", an ideal that has been much touted in recent years but seldom achieved.
Its work represented the best of humanitarian innovation and ideals, said Miliband.
Nobody could have predicted the era of hope, innovation and ideals sparked by the generation who grew up during WWII, just like nobody could have predicted the art and social freedoms created by the boomers's rejection of the establishment.
Its work from Mali to Pakistan to Jordan, as well as in the US, represents the best of humanitarian innovation and ideals.
The focus on possibilities, rather than on the constraints imposed by the status quo, helps diverse teams have more-collaborative and creative discussions about the design criteria, or the set of key features that an ideal innovation should have.
Also, we should not spend all our energies on trying to find innovative schemes or ideal breakthrough innovations: there are already plenty of proven models out there, both economically self-sustainable and socially efficient.
For our context, we can imagine that an ideal innovation, ι, stands in for the elusive object.
It's an ideal innovation for owners of these complex calendars who dread re-setting the watch once it has run down.
Through time, the discrepancies that develop between an ideal innovation that the group hunts for, and the satisficing extant alternative begins to accumulate through 'memories'memories
He believes India is an ideal innovation centre when it comes to products like this, because 70% of the population is rural and 30% is urban, and within this you all different stratas of society.
