"integrated innovation" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it in any context in which you want to refer to innovation that is unified or integrated with something else. For example, "This company's integrated innovation has revolutionized the industry."
What Mr. Perlman labels incrementalism is what others call integrated innovation.
The Microsoft strategy for delivering increased automation of business tasks is through more powerful, simplified software, a concept it calls "integrated innovation".
Only Microsoft, Mr. Gates says, has the skills, money and focus to put all the software pieces together -- a concept the company calls "integrated innovation" -- to deliver the promise of the digital world, at low cost, to hundreds of millions of people and hundreds of thousands of companies.
Integrated innovation models highlight a reasonably strong presence of collaborative, pre-competitive research, joint R&D ventures and R&D-based strategic alliances.
Building capacity in Integrated Innovation™ and the skills to successfully scale-up the innovations that emerge, in combination with interdisciplinary and international mentorship, will support new investigators in further developing innovative approaches to solve grand challenges in global health.
The company's chief executive, Steven A. Ballmer, refers to the new approach as "integrated innovation".
The findings suggest that integrated innovations and the conditions of success embraced in a recommendation domain provide the necessary and sufficient conditions for a successful rainwater management intervention at a landscape level.
It also shows that, although both companies have evolved quite a lot, and there are many other alternatives on the market, Oracle remains in hot competition with Salesforce for customers and are hoping to woo and keep more of them with the better, integrated innovations.
"How to integrate innovation with tradition is the eternal problem that logo designers face".
This paper reflects on an innovation project at a Brazilian Ministry where human-centered design was chosen as an approach to integrate innovation efforts among different government agencies and ministries.
An unexpected collaboration between a synthetic biology lab at UCSF and a Palo Alto-based design firm is stirring up the way that research is conceived and conducted, by integrating innovation and "design thinking" into the scientific method.
