Furthermore, customers and universities are important sources of knowledge for firms pursuing radical innovations, which facilitate growth in innovative sales in the absence of formal R&D cooperation.
Like artists who make radical innovations, entrepreneurs take great risks in creating genuinely innovative products.
Indeed, when radical innovations are rolled out, their immediate effect is to reduce, not raise, productivity.
He knew that in the conservation world the political headwinds against such radical innovations would be fierce.
Despite his radical innovations Schoenberg never forfeited his inheritance altogether; a dialogue among past, present and future is precisely what animates his work.
That means rewarding them for shifting up a gear from making incremental improvements to their existing products, to coming up with radical innovations that rewrite the market rules.
Their designer, Larry Sternlicht, has made some radical innovations in glove design-widened the gloves and reduced the padding in the palm and added more to the heel.
Khrushchev's radical innovations included abolishing most of the central ministries (except for the defense sector) and devolving economic decision making to more than 100 economic councils.
His open-minded commitment to contemporary music meant that he was ready to support the radical innovations of William Glock's Proms and Third Programme from 1959 onwards.
"Both gardens were truly radical innovations in the display of modern sculpture," said Mirka Benes, an associate professor of the history of landscape architecture at Harvard University.
And at least Gores doesn't attempt any radical innovations, as Mark Winegardner did in continuing the "Godfather" saga, when he made Fredo Corleone a closeted homosexual.
