These high innovative people may be more concerned about the "innovativeness" rather than the "practicality" about a new technology.
For instance, innovative outcomes in the context of technology acquisitions are contingent on the stage of the innovation trajectory of target firms: Integration has less of a negative impact on the innovativeness of targets that have already launched products before being acquired (Puranam et al. 2006).
In order to test our instrument and the suitability of the identified statistical methods to support regional policy making, we benchmarked the innovativeness of commercial companies in two geographically distinct regions of Greece, with diverse innovational characteristics: the ones in Crete (region 1) and Western Macedonia (region 2).
I do not know specifically where they will come from, but I do know that, if we create the right sorts of circumstances, the ingenuity and the innovativeness of our fellow Australians will actually come to the fore".
There is not the slightest evidence, as the trial has rolled slowly towards this week's judgment, that the innovativeness of the computer industry has suffered; nor that a break-up would do any such harm.
Mr. Kwok continued: "We hope that visitors will get a sense of his multifaceted personality — how he managed to balance all the demands and requirements of his job so intelligently and successfully; the innovativeness of his promotion of Western sciences and technologies, and the sheer magnificence of the items made for Kangxi by the palace workshops".
He makes a good point when he says that conventional accounting is hopeless at measuring the "innovativeness" of companies.
The innovativeness of a region depends on its ability to recombine technological, organisational and scientific capabilities.
Generally speaking, a larger share of foreigners among a firm's employees lowers the innovativeness of firms.
To measure the innovativeness within the firm's ambit, an Indico index is applied.
This study will measure the innovativeness between two groups within the same organization.
