Yeah. They are innovated, they're almost out-innovating ... Entrepreneur startups.
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That's a crazy stupid, stupid industry that's nobody's innovated in.
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In their core businesses, too, local companies have innovated successfully.
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So we innovated by being able to program shaped parts.
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But Democrats also innovated to take advantage of that excitement.
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OD: In many ways, he innovated the space, the internet.
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And so that's the part that we really innovated on.
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They have innovated a lot, but you have these big companies.
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The technology has changed, but the Pentagon system has not innovated.
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Hershey has innovated new products within some of its core brands.
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And these costs aren't incidental, something that can be innovated away.
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"He innovated how the portrait could be seen," Mr. Reynolds said.
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Americans have indeed innovated extensively with English, as with other things.
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While Yo was a simple product, the team behind it innovated quickly.
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Glock innovated with its early use of polymers to make lighter handguns.
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Until now, Facebook tried to acquire or copy competitorsthat innovated towards meaning.
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We haven't really innovated since we added holograms to the iPhone XXV.
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It was innovated by Bennett's father, the former Wisconsin coach Dick Bennett.
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"The format is definitely something that Snapchat innovated on," Mr. Weil said.
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Philanthropists are noticing the success of strategies innovated by women of color.
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The Voting Rights Act innovated provisions that increased poll access to Latino citizens.
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For too long, paywall playbooks have just been copied rather than innovated upon.
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Or has Samsung just out-innovated Apple in areas where it really counts?
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The company hasn't innovated in a meaningful, visible way for nearly two decades.
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He innovated a lot of new techniques and his records were really interesting.
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It's an existing product category that hasn't been innovated in for a long time.
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The UK actually started this movement and really innovated art as a therapy tool.
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Where other countries' payments systems have iterated and innovated, the U.S. has stagnated. Why?
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It's good that we innovated care but now hard to argue abortion is healthcare.
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And for professionals, it's important to demonstrate the ways you've innovated in previous roles.
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Helpful vibes will come from the Sun in Aquarius sextile innovated Uranus in Aries.
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"I do think insurance is the most under-innovated area of financial services," she said.
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This isn't the first time though that the U.S. food retailer has innovated in India.
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Other countries have also innovated: since 2012, Nigeria has zapped subsidies onto farmers' mobile phones.
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In short TiVo innovated until it couldn't anymore without popping into a new, frightening place.
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Those that have not innovated have gotten dinged and those that have are doing well.
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Both grocery and convenience stores are uncomfortably the same, having not innovated in 30 years.
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Some analysts say the firms have effectively innovated their way into a stubbornly oversupplied market.
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It'd innovated before: with the Game Boy, and the N64's analogue stick, for example.
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Just as the shoes themselves innovated, the number of available shoe styles multiplied in variety.
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For decades, California has innovated and prospered while its public education system has drifted downward.
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Mr. Wood had quietly innovated ways of combining different types of photographic and printing processes.
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Instead, slot-machine companies have innovated on the margins, says Melissa Price, an executive at Caesars.
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This time, the lab has innovated with not just the interface, but also the core technology.
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Masood said government schools adhered to a nationwide curriculum that was being constantly reworked and innovated.
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While India's unicorns have innovated successfully, they pose no threat to their international counterparts and competitors.
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He innovated in what passes for political communication pointing out the undeniable failures of our system.
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Nintendo innovated again with the Switch Joy-Cons, adding haptics in the form of HD Rumble.
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We've relentlessly innovated in fluid dynamics and HVAC systems to build our fans, heaters and purifiers.
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And Crystal Lake's Props by IDM innovated by making its large CRTs entirely out of plastic.
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"I don't think any CEO, maybe other than Steve Jobs, has innovated at this level of scale."
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The legacy of Sidecar is that we out-innovated Uber but still failed to win the market.
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Unable to merge with a competitor, the company instead innovated, outfoxed the bigger players, and succeeded wildly.
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The female stars who have gained traction are those who have innovated, often by sharpening their edges.
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He also talked the audience through an innovated product pipeline, with a heavy focus on women's footwear.
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It's understandable; after all, the classified ad industry has barely innovated since Craigslist came to the scene.
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Leaders of the private-prison industry haven't innovated much through the decades because they haven't had to.
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If The Times has innovated in the comments space, it is by treating reader submissions like content.
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We had the foresight to serve all sectors in this booming industry, we innovated, and we competed.
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But what about the others, women who made things, pushed boundaries, and innovated who we are still unknown?
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A sleek, white chunkster with a big beautiful wheel on her belly, the iPod innovated the mp3 device.
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For example, Candy Crush, which has been downloaded over 2.73 billion times, innovated on the standard matching game.
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"I think grocery is a very slow-moving industry and has not historically innovated incredibly fast," said Sigalow.
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Insofar as Big Tobacco has innovated in vaping technologies, it's largely been in refining products that others invented.
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Iora has innovated in primary care, both in the clinics it opens and the way it bills patients.
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Consumers today benefit from a vibrant, competitive market that has evolved and innovated for years without government interference.
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Other studios have introduced adventure games that innovated in the choose-your-path storytelling style that Telltale popularized.
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Ford saw the world changing, but he had become intrigued with how progress happened, and how people innovated.
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The best way to explain it is to begin with one of their innovated moves: the Meltzer Driver.
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Tradition is honored, preserved, and innovated all at the same time, uplifting the people during these troubled times.
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Two Germans, working with Berlin Technical University (TU Berlin), have innovated a new beer to replace protein shakes.
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For decades, the industry has innovated in almost every manner except in the way they structure client contracts.
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While lots of platforms are competing for ad dollars, none have innovated in the destination those ads lead to.
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Instead, local firms, insulated from head-on foreign competition, have milked the joint ventures for profits and innovated little.
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A big exception to this is gaming, but Microsoft hasn't innovated enough on gaming PCs to really foster that.
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Hell is widely credited with having innovated what came to be known as "punk" culture by the mid-21979s.
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Typically, that's because founders have identified a new technology that's available or if incumbents haven't innovated for a while.
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Indeed, 86 percent of healthcare executives feel pressure to reinvent their businesses before they are out-innovated by competitors.
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He innovated the batting cages and pitching strings before World War I while coaching at the University of Michigan.
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It gets bigger in order to ... And no one had done this, no one had innovated in this area?
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The company that once ignited a boom in fitness trackers hasn't innovated enough to keep consumers interested, Stifel wrote.
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Instead, Qualcomm innovated in 4G wireless for the new smartphones from Samsung and Apple that toppled Nokia and Motorola.
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Tim Berners-Lee is the inventor of the World Wide Web, which he innovated around the model of the internet.
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With only a fixed number of cars to sell, Japanese producers innovated and moved into more profitable higher-end products.
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Russia innovated in the field of hybrid warfare to devastating effect in Ukraine, blurring the line between peace and war.
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From the invention of the wheel to Gutenberg's printing press, humans have innovated and adapted to new technologies throughout history.
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That's why we're celebrating the contributions of those who pioneered, innovated, and created in spite of the discrimination they faced.
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If Mr. West innovated by hinting at the chinks in his armor, Drake succeeded by making the chinks his armor.
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Later, after Chechnya was stabilized, he innovated, with the creation in 2005 of the English-language television channel Russia Today.
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Beyoncé's first surprise album came with her self-titled 2013 record, which innovated the idea of the surprise album drop.
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People here are really interested in what we're doing because we're innovating on something we haven't seen innovated on before.
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Axios ... I would actually defer to you here because I feel like they really innovated on the editorial format. Yeah.
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They reinvented the market economy and innovated in the institutions and laws that shape the basic distribution of economic advantage.
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He sought to disrupt the home cooking market, which Wang has said had hardly innovated in the past several decades.
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In politics, too, Italians have repeatedly anticipated trends and innovated—though not always happily, as with the invention of fascism.
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If they don't, they will risk being out-innovated by startups in those places that do see the unrealized opportunities.
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Spiegel & Co have continuously innovated and user growth has not meaningfully slowed in response to changes in the service so far.
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Recognising such things is hard for techies used to seeing politicians as clueless and regulation as something to be innovated around.
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In 1940, she innovated a special metal disk, similar to a washer, to regulate the fuel flow and effectively prevent stalling.
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Since the last major reform in 28503, manufacturers in the United States have innovated, but the U.S. tax code has not.
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With their first re-flight occurring in 2017, another important area SpaceX innovated within was developing the first reusable launch system.
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Since then, California and other states, mostly in the West, have innovated permanent mail ballot status and all mail ballot elections.
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French linguist Jules Gilliéron later innovated on Wenker's method: He sent a trained worker into the field to oversee the surveys.
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Perhaps it became a little gun-shy from all those mistaken purchases, but the company hasn't innovated on voice shopping features.
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The key to Apple's big June quarter wasn't that it out-innovated its competition or dreamed up a brand new business.
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The auto sector is another example that has not innovated in decades but continues to be protected heavily by the government.
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Medium, the online open platform and publisher, is one bloglike platform that has persisted and innovated in the social media era.
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Have the people who worked or innovated their way to the top used their advantages to engineer what amounts to an aristocracy?
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Despite its use of smart technology – like the embedded Awear Solutions' Bluetooth low energy smart tag – the company hasn't actually innovated here.
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Digging deeper, the specific areas of technology where these companies have innovated are ones that historically people have ignored — integration and design.
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Other commentators noted that people complained that Apple never innovated anymore, and yet here it was innovating, and people were complaining anyway.
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Africa's civil society has also innovated by necessity, wary that corrupted elections will diminish the faith of the population in representative democracy.
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So I mean, they innovated, they created the category, but not much has happened to the media over the last 15 years.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads WASHINGTON D.C. — Around the middle of the 17th century, Dutch artists innovated a new genre of painting.
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While not first to market with a smartphone, Apple innovated around the concept, created the iPhone, and introduced pocket computing to the world.
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They haven't innovated for a while because they're mostly owned by private equity firms and all they're doing is milking ... Milking it, right?
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YOU THINK OF A COMPANY LIKE MACY'S, SO DOMINANT, THEY HAVE BECOME A LEGACY COMPANY BECAUSE THEY HAVEN'T INNOVATED AS QUICKLY AS AMAZON.
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No one's truly innovated across a broad financial technology platform the way Amazon has in retail or Priceline or Expedia have in travel.
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Unfortunately, AT&T consistently fell behind, as competitors delivered on network quality commitments, executed on new technology deployments and innovated with disruptive offerings.
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The Trump administration has not just expanded sanctions but innovated with them too—for example, by stopping the trading of Venezuelan sovereign bonds.
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Each item helps make the point that indigenous American artists and artisans have always innovated and incorporated new ideas and materials into their work.
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ClearSale, the fraud risk management company that innovated how fraud is handled in Brazil, is an example of a successful global export from LatAm.
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Amazon, of course, beat Google to the category by years with the first Echo Show and innovated the bedside model with the Echo Spot.
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Those stories, of the countless people who tinkered and innovated and made a new kind of machine, are the best part of these histories.
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"Basically, Minitel innovated from 1978 to 1982, and then it stopped," Benjamin Bayart of the French Data Network ISP told the BBC in 2012.
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But to continue excelling at the highest level of competition Garcia developed dozens of other quirks and innovated much of grappling's modern meta game.
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Nor had Google innovated (or acquired) across key areas like warehousing or logistics, while others like Amazon, Target, and Walmart had been spending billions.
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"A Lab of One's Own" is an engrossing, exciting tale of uncelebrated scientists who innovated and experimented against a background of grand historical events.
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Are you annoyed the public markets haven't given you more of a valuation or more reward for what you've done and what you've innovated?
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"Her compassionate, inquisitive nature and personal experiences drove her to seek innovated ways to make the community around her a better place," Walker added.
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And Mr. Berry had a particularly fraught push-and-pull friction with the white artists who benefited the most from the style he innovated.
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"Companies are innovating products that don't need to be innovated," said Kevin Masse, vice president of global community engagement at cooking site The Feed Feed.
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Walker, one of the US's most influential black business owners and the first self-made female millionaire, innovated the black hair care industry for women.
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Cars, and our relationship to them (particularly in Middle America) aren't something as easily innovated away as a cassette tape or a basic cable subscription.
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Grab innovated to improve the point-to-point transport within the overall transportation industry, particularly the availability and quality of both taxi and car services.
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"Mayonnaise manufacturers innovated by taking a classic product and repackaging it for a new purpose," Annie Roberts, vice president of SupplyTrack, said in a statement.
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Then it bravely innovated with a $1,000 device that infuses water with tea, much like a metal tea infuser, but at 100 times the price.
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The VFX industry is a notorious boys' club, but one person who's championed and innovated it from the beginning is the VFX producer Victoria Alonso.
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But far more were simply citizens -- workers, mothers, entrepreneurs, clergy, and community leaders who mobilized, and organized, and voted, and innovated, and pushed for change.
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We think Bill has done a great service by focusing a spotlight on the product, which we innovated with Spotify and then later with Slack .
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They talked about ways the city could make more money from the electronic music culture it innovated, and what the Mayor could do to help.
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As you all know, we have created an amazing amount of new technologies and innovated the digital landscape in dozens of ways over the last decade.
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Bauckhage said the core fan base has stuck around, in part because studios have innovated within the typically risk-averse world of intellectual property-based blockbusters.
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Sunil Paul, who cofounded the now-shuttered startup Sidecar, recently told the New Yorker that Sidecar both invented and innovated on the concept of ride-sharing.
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Beyoncé innovated the surprise album drop as a promotional strategy with her self-titled album in 2013, and since then, she's made an art of it.
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Specifically, Amazon continues to take market share from traditional retailers; Apple has not innovated much past the iPhone, but demand for the product is still strong.
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Now armed with our proprietary data, and armed with our cost data, we saw our Chinese competitors leap overnight into PERC technology that we had innovated.
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Companies that innovated within those markets created new greenfield, but also continued to grow the existing market pie and take market share away from the incumbents.
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He introduced several colors into a single image through the use of multiple plates, innovated an early form of aquatint, and finished some prints with watercolor.
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Lasty, he asks me to pick a fruit or herb and a spirit—a bartender's choice special that Marianella innovated when he opened Copa in 2008.
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The Trump administration has innovated on this strategy by adding in a level of rhetorical bluster that didn't exist under George W. Bush or Barack Obama.
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While Chinese internet companies have innovated at home, becoming some of the largest businesses in the world, they have a mixed track record in expanding abroad.
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At this year's Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Nokia (now owned by HMD Global) has done something it hasn't done in a long time: It innovated.
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Where Sketch innovated on price, focus and usability, and where InVision helped evolve design's position within an organization, Figma changed the game with straight-up technology.
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But to judge Schlafly's media savvy by the standards of the 21st century is to miss the way she innovated at the height of her activism.
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Tsuburaya's professional and creative successes continued through the 1960s, as he innovated with more intricate models and formed his own company, Tsuburaya Visual Effects Productions, in 1963.
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The Senate bill sets up funds for innovation, as Obamacare did, but the trade-off between cost and quality will not be innovated away any time soon.
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They're an incredible company and they've innovated in so many different spaces, and they're willing to try anything, and I give them so much credit for that.
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Today, gasoline sells at historic lows, thanks to fracking technologies innovated here in the U.S. Behind the scenes, even more fundamental changes have reshaped our energy industries.
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To the Editor: When Franklin D. Roosevelt found himself at an impasse with Congress regarding arming Britain against the Nazis, he innovated with the Lend-Lease program.
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At the same time, terrorist groups have also innovated, with Hezbollah modernizing itself into a hybrid force of guerrillas, anti-tank fighters, information specialists and armed drones.
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"The people and communities most adversely impacted by economic extraction and wealth inequality are resilient and have long innovated solutions to enduring systemic challenges," Mr. Foxworth explains.
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RBC Capital's David Palmer recommends buying Kraft Heinz because it has "unapologetically cut and innovated its way" to growing its margin to 20183 percent within three years.
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For example, the second-floor stuns with a wall of paintings framed on signature canvas stretchers innovated by former assistant Stephen Torton, from floor to high-vaulted ceilings.
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Vine did do an excellent job at creating its own network of stars at one point, but the problem is it hasn't innovated since it launched, Anthony said.
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Fitbit is the challenger that innovated in fitness tracking and built a solid business before getting steamrolled by the industry superpower as it moved into more advanced smartwatches.
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"For a lot of branded manufacturers ... agility is not always there and so they are getting out innovated by a lot of small players," Lewis said last week.
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In the same way that adtech innovated the ad campaign through targeting, automation and attribution, the mission now is to broaden and deepen that revolution across the enterprise.
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It's time for investors to go long shares of Macy's because classic brands and retailers have finally innovated their way into the digital era, according to Evercore ISI.
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Eighteen years later, mix CDs have been innovated out of existence, reduced to something we might wax nostalgic about at a party, but would never seriously consider making.
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"I am proud to leave E.N.O. after a season that has broken box office records, innovated and challenged, while delivering commercial success," Mr. Kramer said in a statement.
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P&G has innovated with Dawn in the past with different foams and liquids, but says this is the first completely new form of soap since the 4.993s.
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During that time period (and still today, in all honesty), Facebook innovated and added new features at a staggering rate, and that innovation paid off big at Crunchies time.
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The company has invested an enormous amount to market the phones, and it has innovated on Google's Android operating system used in the devices by adding quirky software features.
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An aesthetic choice on the part of a developer, and all of the gameplay choices that emanate from that choice, have been innovated from independent developers in recognizable ways.
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When Optinose developed a drug to treat chronic rhinosinusitis, which affects 30 million people in the United States, the pharmaceutical delivery company innovated a new system of raising awareness.
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As she began exploring its possibilities, she accidentally innovated an entirely new genre of entertainment: one in which ordinary people broadcast their lives to a captive audience of strangers.
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Of course, the most delightful segments detail the development of the classic rides, showing how the designers—many of them women—innovated and collaborated to realise Walt's fantastical dreams.
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Known as "Mr 33", because he reputedly thought up 33 different plans for setpieces, Sarri quickly innovated at Napoli by using a drone to film training sessions from above.
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The brazen optimism is required for these people to believe this poop cleaning company will remain in business for eternity, or until we've innovated ourselves out of using a toilet.
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Yellow Cab has an app—which touts "no surge pricing" right there on the page—and a hybrid fleet, but other than those things it hasn't innovated much at all.
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"When you look at the history of games over the last years, anytime game developers were given [an even bigger] bandwidth, they innovated in ways they didn't expect," he said.
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Hall is an accomplished, world-renowned grappler as showcased on his season of TUF which saw him defeat two opponents via heel hook from the 50-50 guard he innovated.
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Pop stars aren't as grand scaled; country music now takes as givens many of the risks Ms. Twain innovated; and Ms. Twain divorced Mr. Lange following an outlandish tabloid scandal.
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"For all his imperfections, Selig innovated and brought the game labor peace," said Andrew Zimbalist, an economics professor at Smith College who has written widely about the business of sports.
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The Nintendo Switch is a machine borne of a company looking both to its past and future, and I genuinely believe that it has innovated upon some of its best ideas.
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It was topical because the Spurs had innovated the concept — the systematic practice of resting players over the course of a season — before load management was even known as load management.
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While TrueCaller may be a very well known app these days, especially in markets like India, Hiya contends that it actually innovated in this space ahead of the European-based startup.
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I've been told there's a popular joke among the F1 teams that you know you've really innovated well in a given season if the next year the FIA bans your innovation.
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"I think Apple's innovated well beyond what anyone else has done in the consumer space and the quality has only improved with each new iteration [and] each new product," Cramer said.
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When he's in guard, he's all in favor of the nut shot: But when on the bottom, Gutierrez has innovated a new method which I think we should call Chun Guard.
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The works in Walid Raad's exhibition at Paula Cooper follow a format he innovated in the 1980s and '90s: "real" photographs paired with texts that may or may not be fictional.
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Companies like Apostrophe and Curology have also innovated in the space, modernizing traditional telemedicine into a more affordable way to treat conditions like acne and rosacea without insurance premiums or copays.
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It's a fitting challenge for a hardware entrepreneur: toilets are a necessary part of our modern lives, but they are unloved, and they haven't really been innovated for a long time.
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So Prodigal, considered trailblazers among Christian rock acts in the 1980s, might have innovated in a whole different way entirely: By creating a truly one-of-a-kind piece of software.
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We took the growth of Medicaid from over 230 percent in my second budget to 211 percent, without cutting off one person or cutting one benefit, because we — we innovated the government.
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"Technology, science, and business should be founded or created or innovated, shaped, on the basis of what is actually good for human beings," Greg Epstein, a humanist chaplain at MIT, told Mashable.
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GREAT TECHNOLOGY, GREAT CAPABILITIES, BUT AT THE END OF THE DAY, WE STILL HAVE TO LOOK AT EVERYTHING BECAUSE ONE OF THE WAYS WE INNOVATED IS NOT JUST ORGANICALLY, IT'S ALSO INORGANICALLY.
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"I call the brokerage industry the broken brokerage industry," he says, arguing that brokers who adopt platforms like FinanceFox will survive and those that don't will be out-innovated by tech players.
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It would hardly be the first time that actors in Silicon Valley, with an emphasis on speed and scale, innovated first—then scrambled to address the repercussions after they had already arrived.
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"There's this sort of perception that healthcare doesn't innovate, but it's also almost insulting to the healthcare system, because we have innovated — we save people from cancer, where we couldn't," she noted.
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But throughout his career, he has innovated new roles — and a new sense of potential — for the voice in jazz, classical music, American folk song and much of the space in between.
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"In general, technology companies have not innovated in terms of technology for women," said Tania Boler, the CEO of Elvie, which introduced a wearable breast pump in the US earlier this year.
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Instagram, somehow, has innovated on Snapchat's core ideas at an incredible clip: instead of making you see a story sequentially, you can tap either side of the screen to skip forward or back.
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BlackBerry, or Research in Motion as it was called until 22.3, ruled this phone segment, but starting around 22018 HTC began making inroads thanks to innovated touch devices that ran Windows Mobile 1.13.
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"They haven't innovated since the iPhone 26, they've made different colors, they've made different sizes, but they haven't made anything that's world breaking," Dan Collins, chief executive of CCO Global, told CNBC Wednesday.
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"The most rewarding thing about entrepreneurship is being in control of your own destiny and the pride that comes from seeing people benefit from the product or service you have innovated," says Theo.
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For a "smart" fitness watch, the new Blaze does some things very well (like battery life), while other elements of it make it seem like Fitbit hasn't innovated much from its 2015 products.
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The most rapidly grown companies in the modern age, like Tesla worth $30 billion, or Dropbox, Nest or WhatsApp, have smashed all known expectations of what's possible because they innovated at the core.
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The US version of 7-Eleven, of course, innovated by simply expanding its hours to the point that it could guarantee it was the only store open at many points of the day.
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Zinier is helping the electricity and telecom industries automate their field services, a job that has typically innovated slowly and relied on legacy systems and manual processes, Dhar told TechCrunch in an interview.
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These are mostly acrylics — so much more portable than mud floors — because as globalization has opened new markets, the "artists innovated to participate in that wider field," Diane Mullin, a senior curator, said.
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Tony Stark is a fictional engineering genius who has innovated computer programming (Jarvis), mechanical engineering (Iron Man), as well as energy production (the fusion reactor that he exploded in the first "Iron Man" film).
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It will feature transformative leaders from Best Buy, The New York Times, Aetna, and more discussing the ways they've adapted and innovated in the face of disruption, setting their companies up for future success.
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Every tiny element has been considered and innovated upon, like high-performance sportswear — not in service of speed, of course, but instead for the most exquisite fit and the pleasure of minutely engineered detail.
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We've innovated tremendously in commodity production, such that most people can afford food, and electricity, which if you live in a developed nation and want to turn on a lightbulb, is trending toward free.
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This resurgence in nostalgic gadgets seems to be because technology companies have innovated on their products to the point where they now have to set self-imposed limits and boundaries for those same products.
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" Citron gives credit to Peloton for creating a product that incorporates interactive classes into its hardware but notes that the company has not innovated its product "in a meaningful way since the bike's introduction.
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"California is the place that has innovated more than anywhere else on air pollution and other regulations," said William K. Reilly, who served as administrator of the E.P.A. under the first President George Bush.
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The Spanish royal taste for nudes can hardly be separated from the Spanish royal taste for Titian, the Venetian painter who innovated the influential, seductive nude Venus-type that the two Philips avidly acquired.
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Here was a group who had consistently innovated, falling back on "old man yells at cloud" tropes and Black Mirror-esque themes that have been around for basically as long as we've had the internet.
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The discount retailer did its best to expand into malls as Americans moved to the suburbs in the 221s, but eventually the big-box retailers innovated faster, and desire for lunch counters while shopping waned.
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But my strategy instead was to write a love letter that starts with what those clothes meant in our communities, and how we innovated a particular style and why it mattered so much to us.
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IT'S REALLY AN INCREDIBLY INNOVATED UNIFORM IF YOU LOOK AT THE LIGHTWEIGHT – THE RANGE OF MOTION, THE TEMPERATURE, THE VENTILATION THAT WE HAVE BUILT INTO THE UNIFORM, SO THE PLAYER FEEDBACK HAS BEEN ENORMOUSLY POSITIVE.
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It was this AI that achieved Grandmaster level, the highest ranking available in StarCraft II. According to StarCraft II pros, more exciting than the ranking are the ways AlphaStar Final innovated on existing tactics and strategy.
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While Disney offers some of the most premium content to advertise on, some media buyers are concerned that the company hasn't innovated as much as its competitors when it comes to advertising technology and audience targeting.
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The Haggadah is one of the most innovated-upon Jewish texts, and my co-author and I are part of a long history of writers who tweak it with the hopes of making it more relevant.
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Mr Martin embodied and innovated the role of the studio producer and arranger at a time when the world still didn't know the names Leiber and Stoller, Sam Phillips, Joe Meek, Shel Talmy or Phil Spector.
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Since HSAs were established by the Medicare Modernization Act in 2003, employers have innovated health benefits that are offered outside of major medical insurance policies, ranging from wellness incentives, to onsite or retail clinics, to telemedicine.
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I was convinced that we had priced it the right way for the product, and we knew that the technology that we had innovated was something that we could use in different ways at other price point.
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Nike's online business, meanwhile, has been strong as long as the company has innovated with new products — like the Air Max 720 and the Epic React Flyknit 2 — and exclusive launches that drive traffic to the website.
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Tech innovators in the self-driving car and AI industries talk a lot about how many human jobs will be innovated out of existence, but they rarely explain what will happen to all those newly jobless humans.
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But if we look back in time, we can see how broadcasting technology has been changing continuously since the first television programs were telecasted for the first TV sets, and how broadcasters have innovated to keep us entertained.
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Dylan's sources for the forms, styles, melodies, and even chord changes of his songs are hundreds, if not thousands, of years old—he's always been an unparalleled interpreter of traditional songs, even as he's deeply innovated song form.
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"In Flipkart's case, we know they have a number of systems they have innovated on that we are interested in." said Jeremy King, executive vice president and chief technology officer at Walmart in a interview with The Economic Times.
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But with its disastrously complicated and laborious provisional ballots, Georgia has innovated a more effective and less newsworthy way to discourage voters, especially those who are young, underprivileged, or of color: require them to vote twice, or disenfranchise themselves.
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"If you could get the benefit of both worlds, the same tools that you've known at VMware for managing and automating that, but get the data center capacity on the fly, that's what we've brilliantly innovated here," Poonen said.
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They've meddled in elections, blacked out power grids, innovated devious new forms of espionage, hacked the Olympics, and unleashed the most destructive worm in history—a list that makes even China's cyberspies look like tame clerical workers by comparison.
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Apple hasn't innovated on its flagship smartphone since the iPhone 4, but a strong brand and loyal customers mean that the company doesn't need to do anything "dramatic" with the iPhone 73 for it to sell well, analysts have told CNBC.
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"Cambridge for better or for worse, depending on how people see them, innovated in this space and pushed the space a long ways," he says, noting that giant ad agencies like Ogilvy have recently launched their own behavioral data science operations.
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Since Walker Evans and Dorothea Lange, the traveling documentarian-portraitist has been a working modality for photographers, occasionally innovated by those with a particular eye for the quirky, like Diane Arbus, or a penchant for technical refinement, like Richard Avedon.
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Certainly both Hitler and Trump were charismatic personalities who connected emotionally with their followers, constructed coalitions of discontent, innovated new styles of campaigning, raged against the corrupt establishment, and promised that as leader each alone could solve all our problems.
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The heritage sportswear brand has innovated chic workout pieces — sweat-wicking jumpsuits, belted jogger pants, slick leggings that look like leather skinnies, and more — that appear like fashion items but are authentic activewear meant to support you through all your sweaty exercises.
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"Cave In innovated by naturally bridging a few styles that hadn't been done at that point: metal, hardcore, melodic, and atmosphere," said Zack Wells, guitarist of Massachusetts metal supergroup Death Ray Vision, which included members of Shadows Fall, Killswitch Engage, Overcast, and Cannae.
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Classic disruption theory requires that incumbents be out-innovated by new entrants, who start out at the low, cheap end of the market and gradually advance their innovations to the point that they overwhelm the established players, who basically can't keep up.
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The West's long history of conquest makes this a particularly sensitive issue since many immigrants from Africa and other parts of the developing world are seeking to return to a nation that innovated their ancestral exploitation during slavery and its brutal aftermath.
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"He supported a culture where stores continuously innovated how they merchandised their products, a legacy that lives on today in our chain of nearly 10,000 stores, each serving the diverse needs of their community with different product sets and store formats," DeAngelis said.
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On The Verge, Ross Miller said that the "Switch has all the makings of something truly great" and that Nintendo "has innovated upon some of its best ideas," but that the company would still have to prove it would support the console.
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Similarly, the curiosity gap headlines innovated by Facebook-first publishers like Upworthy and now emulated all across the internet ("You'll never believe what happened when...") are an effort to generate high click-through rates and thus win favor from Facebook's content algorithms.
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For 2016's first show of the year, Adams decided to start things off with a bang by bringing in two essential figures of Cairo's mahraganat scene, an infectiously upbeat genre of music innovated as the soundtrack to huge wedding dance parties.
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The old City Hall was renovated, George Washington was inaugurated, and for 531 days, in 1789 and 1790, 95 members of Congress, many of them with rival agendas, innovated, improvised and compromised to flesh out the bare bones of the new 4,500-word constitution.
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While this issue does trace back to the medium you are using, I was hoping that 3Doodler could have innovated a bit more with getting the material to cool quickly and when detaching it, so as to not create a mess with little strands stick off.
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So, CTrip innovated this product called High-speed Railway Package, so along the way, when you travel, for example, we went to the Hollywood of China, where all these movies were filmed, it used to take 2000 hours, now we can get there by 210 hours.
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But how we had cohesion around that was we talked about it, and we talked about it honestly, and we talked about it openly, and it was incredibly painful as we started to realize that the DVD by mail business didn't need to be innovated anymore.
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Instead of backing down from this seemingly insurmountable obstacle we innovated a solution and successfully built an operation revolving around the sale of vouchers in physical stores so that consumers could pay in cash and then merely input a code onto their devices to access our service.
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Whitney Johnson, a leading business thinker who innovated the concept of personal disruption, said you always want to be on the steep part of your S curve; if you stay too long on the flat part, even at the top, you're going to find yourself bored and out of a job.
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More pollution in America and therefore more childhood asthma and other health costs, and a bankrupt auto industry that had to be bailed out in 2008 in part because the Japanese out-innovated it in the 1980s and 1990s by holding to higher mileage standards and creating more fuel-efficient fleets.
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To fully understand how she innovated her way to CEO, we teamed up with Kit and Ace and its own signature innovation, Technical Cashmere™ — a one-of-a-kind, low-maintenance performance fabric — to get to know Chemla for part two of The Next Set, our four-part series celebrating fellow innovators.
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"Not only have we innovated the world's first Smart Condom Ring that'll measure pretty much every aspect of performance in the bedroom, but now I'm pleased to confirm that it will also have built-in indicators to alert the users to any potential STIs present," Adam Leverson, lead engineer on the project, told Metro.
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A dilettante is also someone self-taught, an autodidact, which is interesting to think about in a field such as pop music, for instance: The entire history of pop music is one that's been shaped and innovated by amateurs, by people teaching themselves music in their bedrooms or in pub backrooms—not in music conservatoires.
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The gist though, is that over those first ten years, we made a bunch of mistakes and broke a bunch of rules and innovated like crazy, and thru collective belief and sheer will-power, we got BR over the hump as a real business and a real brand that had enough juice to be around for a long time.
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Tencent's Seng Yee Lau, who oversees advertising on China's biggest social media platform, said brands and ad agencies needed to fundamentally restructure after the internet became the largest platform for ads, ahead of TV. "The reason why marketing is no longer seen as the engine for growth is because we have not innovated ourselves," he told Reuters.
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Most importantly though, Flipkart always innovated for the local market, taking local tastes into account (as serviced by the multitude of private label brands at Flipkart and Myntra), as well as bandwidth and affordability constraints on the customer side, leading to super-light mobile sites and apps, as well as various trade-in and financing programs.
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Caper combines image recognition and a weight sensor to identify items without a barcode scan Caper combines image recognition and a weight sensor to identify items without a barcode scan "I don't have an altruistic reason, but I really want to put a dent in the universe and I think retail is severely under-innovated," Gao candidly remarked.
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And that was the coming of the second platform, which was mobile, which then disrupted the web, and Facebook on the PC. But this time, it was an easier transition, because we had already a few very successful games, on Facebook on PC. And we innovated there by allowing the same games to be played fully cross-platform between PC and mobile.
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And I think that again, they offer a very good product and you can draw a chart where the lines converge and the business all makes sense, but to-date, the biggest thing that was not obvious about WeWork was their ability to raise lots and lots of money compared to a Regus or someone else that historically been in that space and innovated in 20 years.
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The members of that self-made group generally made their money in one of a few ways: they invented a useful product (think Bill Gates with Microsoft, whose net worth is around $107 billion); they innovated a new way of solving a problem (think Airbnb co-founder Brian Chesky, whose net worth is around $3.7 billion); or they are savvy investors (think Warren Buffett, worth $87.3 billion).
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Where: 1419 East Adams Boulevard, Central-Alameda, Los Angeles Hours: 10am–5pm, Tuesday through Friday; 11am–6pm, Saturday; or by appointment (free admission) A multi-generational printmaking studio founded by the Remba family in 1984, Mixografia traces its history back to Mexico City, where its precursor, the Taller de Gráfica Mexicana, innovated a technique to produce three-dimensional, high-relief prints in collaboration with artist Rufino Tamayo.
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With Durant having decamped to the Brooklyn Nets (he was a decisive factor as the finals MVP for the Warriors' back-to-back title runs in 2017 and 2018), and Curry and Thompson plagued by injuries, Lacob's theory should, technically, still apply: for four years, the Warriors innovated and perfected a style of play that favored speed, high-octane scoring, and players in nontraditional positions.
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I THINK THAT'S TOTALLY UNACCEPTABLE, AND THE REASON IS THESE COMPETITORS WITH TINY RESOURCES ARE COMPETING WITH A COMPANY WITH MASSIVE RESOURCES, AND IT'S YOU SEE THIS -- YOU KNOW, YOU LOOK AT BUSINESSES THINK ABOUT KODAK, RIGHT KODAK HAD SUCH A DOMINANT MARKET POSITION, IT WAS SO PROFITABLE THAT THEY BECAME COMPLACENT, AND INNOVATIVE COMPANIES INNOVATED WITH DIGITAL TECHOLOGY AND KODAK IGNORED IT, THEY WERE COMPLACENT, AND KODAK DIED.
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It's unclear how Billion Surprise Toys — the children's entertainment group based in Dubai that created the Refrigerator version in addition to many more equally horrible iterations — warped (or shall we say, "innovated") the genre to this point of sheer millennial-grade neo-dadaism, but somehow this is where "Johny, Johny" has ended up: a magical world full of enslaved refrigerator children and giant, sentient, shirtless ice cream cones that feed other ice cream cones to the children of the neighborhood.
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