Even though the formalization measures may show improvements in particular phases of the innovation process (or innovation potential), that does not necessarily mean the firm will be more innovative per se.
In your book you say you are moving Procter away from food and beverages because they have limited innovation potential.
In addition, a new tax relief system will be available for companies judged to have "a significant innovation potential".
Furthermore, given Shire's goal of leadership in rare diseases, we expect business development activity to further enhance its innovation potential and growth prospects.
The winner will be chosen based on innovation, potential for impact and job creation, skill set, well-designed business model and potential for revenue, organizers say.
Blank Slate Charter schools, which receive public funds but are freed from most state and district regulations, are widely seen as laboratories for innovation, potential role models and catalysts for the broader school system.
Also contrary to popular lore that innovative ideas spring only from fresh, young minds in dorm rooms, a Northwestern University study found that people who are 55 and even 65 have more innovation potential than 25-year-olds.
But according to research by Benjamin Jones of Northwestern University, a 55-year-old and even a 65-year-old have significantly more innovation potential than a 25-year-old.
There is a surprising downside, however, to encouraging older workers to leave or, at some companies, pushing them out: Less gray hair sharply reduces an organization's innovation potential, which over the long term can greatly outweigh short-term gains.
Newspaper companies have only begun to scratch their innovation potential.
Valued for their innovation potential, biomaterials efforts in China prosper.
