In technology innovation, in business model innovation and in policy innovation.
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It begins with individual innovation, moves to single-team innovation and then broader innovation activities, and on to operational innovation.
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Innovation, I mean the U.S. is the country for innovation, but the innovation was put in different fields.
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So, this is not a product innovation, this is not a technological innovation – this is a business model innovation.
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In terms of innovation and innovation leadership, I think Silicon Valley continues to be the world leader in innovation.
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The secret is "innovation, it's all about innovation," he said.
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What drives emerging markets is the fourth innovation, market access innovation.
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And remember, DER innovation isn't like power-sector innovation of old.
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It's also the democratization of innovation and the benefits of innovation.
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Innovation in public explanation, innovation in transparency ... Or terms of service.
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John Pyrovolakis is the founder and CEO of Innovation Accelerator Foundation, which brings together innovation experts, best-in-class innovation practices and game-changing technology platforms to help build upon the United States' innovation competitive advantage.
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I don't really think the innovation and delivery has been much innovation.
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But this scientific innovation will require innovation in financing through public funds.
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The pace of security innovation often lags behind the pace of technology innovation.
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The Virtual Visor won Best of Innovation at the CES 2020 Innovation Awards.
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NR: There's so much innovation going on, and there are lots of people funding that innovation, but there's very little innovation on that infrastructure for innovation itself, so we like to do that ourselves to help companies create more tech companies.
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THE INNOVATION WE'RE LAYING OUT, INCREDIBLE ARRAY OF INNOVATION, THE BEST PIPELINE OF INNOVATION IVE SEEN IN MY WHOLE TIME AT NIKE, AND THATS BEEN A WHILE.
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Ezell is the vice president, global innovation policy, at the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation, a think tank focused on the intersection of innovation and public policy.
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So the question becomes: Has innovation for consumers been matched by innovation for investors?
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The innovation was announced as a Vodafone Wireless Innovation Project 2016 finalist in April.
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Jewell Strong Sparks – Global Head of Innovation Scouting and Inclusion, Metro Group Business Innovation
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This local culture of transportation innovation is paralleled by innovation in the hospitality, education, biotech, and cybersecurity sectors, completely rounding out The District in terms of technology innovation.
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The group has also developed "an American innovation agenda for 2020," with broad goals including removing roadblocks to innovation, positioning America to compete, and pursuing more inclusive innovation.
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An innovation strategist, Guy Hirsch is the former director of Innovation Strategy and lead of Retail Innovation at Samsung, mentor at UpWest Labs and two-time venture-backed founder.
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But we think also innovation is expensive, but sharing the innovation between many cars is a good way to bring a huge step of innovation to a broader public.
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The theme of the call was about innovation and innovation in helping things like being able to stop epidemics or finishing polio eradication or innovation in educational-related software.
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It doesn't mean innovation has stopped, it doesn't even mean innovation at Apple has stopped.
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In the 21st century, we celebrate innovation in technology and disdain innovation in institutional design.
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Certainly, such dynamic innovation ecosystems as Silicon Valley and Boston remain critical centers of innovation.
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Innovation in medicine saves lives; and innovation requires investment and pricing flexibility across country markets.
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This was true of historical innovation, and it will be true of future innovation, as well.
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We need solid PISA results to be able to adopt innovation, not necessarily to create innovation.
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Internet access can allow entrepreneurs to turn their inspiration into innovation, and their innovation into income.
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This much innovation capital will unleash the greatest wave of innovation the world has ever seen.
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The innovation was announced as a finalist in the Vodafone Wireless Innovation Project 2016 in April.
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And yet curiosity lies at the heart of innovation, and innovation at the heart of productivity.
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That's the most consequential innovation, although this may do more to endanger innovation than even that.
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"They should coordinate national technological innovation tools such as innovation hubs or regulatory sandboxes," he said.
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The "bat wart" chia seeds are certainly an innovation, much like the Microsoft Zune was an innovation.
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For example, Google doesn't rely on one innovation strategy, it deploys several to weave an innovation ecosystem.
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Innovation Norway One of the central players driving Norway's startup scene Innovation Norway, headed by Krohn Traaseth.
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Business-model innovation will be needed in parallel with technology innovation, both of which must be unleashed.
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Indeed, the Virtual Visor was honored as a Best of Innovation in the CES 2020 Innovation Awards.
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Our innovation, our spirit of innovation, our tradition of creativity and ingenuity in this country is unmatched.
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Innovation capital Furr and Dyer define "innovation capital" as a way of rallying support for new releases.
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CTA just released an International Innovation Scorecard that ranks countries on the strength of their innovation economies.
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Run by the African Innovation Foundation (AIF) -- the prize was set up to encourage African growth and innovation.
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This kind of innovation could save companies big money but it also may remove an impediment to innovation.
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However, institutional innovation policies are not optimized to foster innovation, but rather to maximize ownership and financial returns.
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The first is the Malta Digital Innovation Authority Act which establishes the newly-formed Digital Innovation Authority Department.
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Renewed VC prudence hasn't slowed down innovation, but it has slowed getting that innovation through the funding machine.
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The push for innovation in the retail category will create upward momentum for innovation in the institutional arena.
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More specifically, the study rates countries favorably if their efforts to encourage innovation internally also encourage global innovation.
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Underpinning the notion of permissionless innovation is the principle that innovation should be judged innocent until proven guilty.
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And as Apple has led the industry in smartphone innovation, it could lead in security innovation, as well.
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In fact, we are entering an era where a sino-foreign collaborative innovation ("co-innovation") model is needed.
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Innovation was the epic fail of 2016 In the spirit of a new year, let's talk about innovation.
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There is nothing preventing an innovation support system that separates the innovation from the temperament of its creator.
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Executives at one company even dressed up as innovation superheroes in an "intervention" to rally employees around innovation.
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That said, enernet innovation, like innovation in every other sector, is unlikely to originate from within the incumbents.
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Tom Popomaronis is a commerce expert, cross-industry innovation leader and Vice President of Innovation at Massive Alliance.
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Published annually since 2007, the Global Innovation Index (GII) is a leading benchmarking tool for business executives, policy makers and others seeking insight into the state of innovation around the world and innovation trends.
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My best assessment is that innovation will be its hallmark and Perry will seek to expand the research and innovation capabilities and offerings of the agency through nuclear and scientific research and technological innovation.
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Last year in Paris, President Obama and 19 other world leaders announced Mission Innovation, an effort to expand the clean energy innovation pipeline by doubling research and development and then turning innovation into transformation.
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Ezell is vice president for global innovation policy at the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF), a think tank focusing on a host of critical issues at the intersection of technological innovation and public policy.
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Ironically, patents are intended to promote innovation — by denying patents we actually risk slowing the rate of computer innovation.
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As the industry leader in innovation, Procter & Gamble will continue to drive innovation to promote market growth, he said.
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The polestar of Obama's innovation policy is the National Network for Manufacturing Innovation (NNMI), also known as Manufacturing USA.
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Embracing permissionless innovation and getting out of the way of innovation is a wise course of action for policymakers.
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As Anand Shah reminds us, innovation comes through collaborative innovation rather than building walls or trashing free trade deals.
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Ultimately the future of innovation is the future of human endeavor and to ensure innovation we must reduce inequality.
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An innovation box taxing the profits from sales of innovation-based goods and services at a much lower rate.
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Communities of color will need to make sure they are protected in both innovation and in reactions to innovation.
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Pro-innovation bias occurs when a proponent of an innovation tends to overvalue its usefulness and undervalue its limitations.
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There is a long tradition of private sector innovation and the U.S. government working together to scale transformative innovation.
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The rate of innovation keeps accelerating, making it so hard for one company to capture all the innovation itself.
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We have all this innovation in front of us, but that innovation is competing with more resources than ever.
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" • "There are powerful disincentives working against government innovation, because innovation involves risk, and risk involves the potential for failure.
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"Innovation in microelectronics can help the whole of Europe leap ahead in innovation," European Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager said.
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When we get back we're going to talk about what Leonardo says about innovation and where innovation is going.
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Daniel Castro is vice president at the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation and director of ITIF's Daniel Castro is vice president at the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation and director of ITIF's Center for Data Innovation.
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Through the people-centered lens an obvious "rule number one" of a sustainable innovation economy becomes clear to see: We need as much innovation that helps us earn as there is innovation that helps us spend.
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And all of that money could then be plowed into new innovation, real innovation, that's advancing the standard of care.
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TechCrunch China and TechNode Innovation Tour will offer you a chance to find out the leading innovation booming in Shenzhen.
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Standard Innovation released a statement following the court settlement saying:At Standard Innovation we take customer privacy and data security seriously.
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Innovation is risky The path to innovation — developing and testing new products and weighing market responses — is flat-out risky.
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"Indigenous innovation" campaigns and programs targeting innovation in the technological sector have been launched by both governmental and private entities.
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Diomedes Kastanis is VP of the Chief Innovation Office at Ericsson, supporting advancement of the company's technology vision and innovation.
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To ensure that future technological innovation reflects open rather than authoritarian ideals, policymakers must take steps to increase American innovation.
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But, right now, we can help rebuild America's innovation ecosystem relatively quickly by closing the gaps in our innovation pipeline.
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Congress has been pretty supportive in terms of the R&D innovation agenda, broadly speaking, and specifically on Mission Innovation.
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McHenry has worked to include financial technology proposals in House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy's (R-Calif.) Innovation Initiative, which seeks to increase innovation in the private sector as well as bring more technology and innovation to government.
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Some colleges and universities are collaborating on such ideas in groups including the University Innovation Alliance and the Marvel Universe-worthy HAIL Storm — it stands for Harvesting Academic Innovation for Learners — a coalition of academic innovation labs.
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In this rapid age of innovation and change in the way movies, books, music, journalism, software and other cultural innovation is created and consumed, it is important to have laws that continue to incentivize creativity and innovation.
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Our research identifies four key areas to help organize innovation in the next administration: (1) White House and Agencies; (2) Policy Innovation Offices and Public-Private Partnerships; (3) Cities as Incubators of Innovation; (4) Recruitment, Hiring, and Training.
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A useful framework for understanding corporate innovation distinguishes what "innovation assets" are controlled by the corporation from what belongs to others.
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As hotbeds of net new SaaS activity consolidate into market winners, widespread innovation within a segment gives way to incremental innovation.
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Like its competitors, Nestlé seems to be leaning hard on "innovation" to stem the tide; that innovation includes Bluetooth connectivity, apparently.
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The Naked Chicken Chips are just the latest innovation from the taco chain, which is known for its fast-paced innovation.
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It's going to drive massive innovation, and as investors, it's our job to support that innovation and bring it to market.
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Other international IT firms are already taking part, led by Deutsche Telekom's research and innovation unit Telekom Innovation laboratories, Sovrin said.
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Whatever reward for innovation the policymakers choose, it should not impede access to such innovation for those who most need it.
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"We need innovation in our economies…and we have to look at how we allow innovation in our economy," he said.
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So, our work is about efficiency and innovation; we are always experiencing and working to be more efficient in our innovation.
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"The main technology innovation there was financial innovation," said Roman Rjanikov, a portfolio manager at DDJ Capital Management in Waltham, Mass.
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Regulation doesn't stifle innovation, and I suspect that well-written regulation will spur innovation by creating a market for security technologies.
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It is this competition that fuels advancements in innovation and research in our country; innovation that ultimately improves our everyday lives.
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"I really want to encourage competition because I think competition creates innovation, and when you create innovation everyone wins," Broussard said.
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The Financial Services Innovation Act proposed by McHenry would create a government-wide fintech oversight regime, within which regulators would adopt a mandate to encourage innovation in the financial industry through the creation of Financial Services Innovation Offices ("FSIOs").
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To change this dynamic, we need federal investment in emerging sector innovation hubs, including R&D and innovation in energy, water, food systems, mobility, health care, information technology and advanced manufacturing, deployed through University-hubbed public-private innovation centers.
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While I completely agree with need-based innovation, our healthcare system is set up to discourage all forms of innovation right now.
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Of course, their innovation improvement just adds to what I just discussed about my view that there's a lot of innovation net.
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Through Golan Ventures, Ilana has created the Bridge of Innovation — bridging corporate innovation efforts with relevant startups that have the solutions needed.
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Rather than continuing to strengthen patent rights at the cost of innovation, the patent system re-calibrated patent rights to promote innovation.
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Lowering drug prices while preserving innovation incentives is essential because innovation is what enables better health to be available in the future.
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Christoph Winkler, Hynes Endowed Professor of Entrepreneurship & Innovation and Founding Program Director of the Hynes Institute for Entrepreneurship & Innovation at Iona College
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Security: We shouldn't be making a choice between innovation and security — we should be focusing on doing innovation right to avoid vulnerabilities.
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And this is exactly the point of his experiment: incentives fueling competition, competition powering innovation, and innovation leading to improvement and growth.
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That type of innovation is particularly exciting to Patrick Kelley, vice president of Habitat for Humanity's Terwilliger Center for Innovation in Shelter.
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She is a co-founder of Brainstorm, The Stanford Lab for Mental Health Innovation and is on the APA's Committee on Innovation.
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You want to be able to have pushback so that you guarantee that you're not stifling the innovation, but innovation is there.
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The round was led by Eight Roads with participation from Telefónica Innovation Ventures, Telekom Innovation Pool of Deutsche Telekom, HKT and Singtel Innov8.
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Amidst narratives of machine learning complacency, Apple is coming to terms with the fact that not talking about innovation means innovation never happened.
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"We're an early stage seed partner," says Bipin Sahni, who serves as the Head of Innovation and R&D, Innovation Group – Wells Fargo.
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"Gatorade is an innovation company and we wanted to make a huge statement," Xavi Cortadellas, senior director of innovation and design at Gatorade.
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The Innovation Authority has made it a target, not only in terms of market but also as a place for collaboration in innovation.
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HTT also announced an "innovation challenge," in partnership with Lufthansa Innovation and Deutsche Bahn, to be held July 6th at the Bratislava airport.
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I'm deeply involved with component innovation and new technologies, so it's more like daily communication with Samsung Display and the component innovation staff.
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Second, the choice should not be between rolling back China's notorious practice of innovation mercantilism or spurring more innovation and productivity at home.
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The government should be promoting innovation and new technology coming into the market, but CMS has been a huge impediment to medical innovation.
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Energy freedom fosters energy innovation, energy efficiency, portfolio diversity, lower costs and an America that leads the world in energy production and innovation.
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On innovation: Trump talked about how innovation is a "net job producer," and "will allow for more inclusive growth" in the long run.
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If a company claims to value innovation, for example, then it should also value paying talent fairly, in order to encourage that innovation.
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The Innovation Agenda 85033 project launched in January and is aimed at moving policy proposals meant to encourage innovation in the tech sector.
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Many of the companies I started were consumed by innovation so fast I either failed or was lucky to sell before that innovation hit.
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It's easy to forget that Silicon Valley starts with 'silicon', and that there would be no technology innovation without innovation at the silicon level.
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In his Schumpeterian view of the economy, long-term growth is driven by frontier innovation and innovation is driven by entrepreneurs looking to profit.
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It is only through integrating with the existing legal system, with the backing of laws and regulations, that social innovation can drive regulatory innovation.
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This is why he chairs the Defense Innovation Board, advising Defense Secretary Jim Mattis on ways to speed technological innovation of the armed forces.
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"Facebook has been doing really well in our industry," added Shwen Gwee, head of open innovation at Novartis Biome, the pharmaceutical giant's innovation lab.
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To stop the military from falling behind the times, the Defense Innovation Unit Experimental works with startups to accelerate commercial innovation for national defense.
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Today, we are surrounded by excellent innovation for spending, but there is very little good innovation for earning and none for earning a livelihood.
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That said, more needs to be done to broaden our innovation ecosphere, especially in view of the USPTO's recent study on women in innovation.
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We need a system that ensures not only that all governments pay for innovation, but that innovation is needs-driven and affordable to all.
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"The U.K. is a leader in enabling drone innovation," Paul Misener, Amazon's vice president of global innovation policy and communications, said in a statement.
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IT'S SIMPLY THAT THE ONLY WAY TO GROW, AND PROSPER, AND HAVE YOUR REAL WAGES GROW -- GO UP IS THROUGH INNOVATION, THROUGH TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION.
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He's also led the corporate innovation division at Gerson Lehrman Group and co-founded the FinTech Innovation Lab, an incubator for financial tech startups.
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While there's no shortage of attention around incorporating the most advanced technology into security solutions, I'm bullish on innovation for the sake of innovation.
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Castro is vice president of the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation, a think tank focusing on the intersection of technological innovation and public policy.
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The J.M.K. Innovation Prize is open to nonprofit and mission-driven for-profit organizations that are tackling America's most pressing challenges through social innovation.
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Anthony Ulwick, a founder and Chief Executive Officer of innovation consulting firm Strategyn, estimates that innovation failure costs US companies $100 billion dollars annually.
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The Kidney Innovation Accelerator recently announced by HHS is a public-private innovation fund that will seed, incentivize and accelerate breakthroughs in kidney care.
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Rebuilding what he describes as the innovation and infrastructure economy, Murphy has outlined proposals to spur innovation based businesses and investments in STEM education.
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McQuinn is research assistant at the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation, a think tank focusing on the intersection of technological innovation and public policy.
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So-, so, I think, you know, at the end, people will not touch what's going to impact innovation, and the US will not impact innovation, and-, and the US will not impact innovation, because this is what the United States is-, is all about.
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According to the Center for Talent Innovation, companies that excel at it have a better bottom line, happier employees, greater innovation, and ultimately better retention.
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Why do you think -- JAMIE DIMON: And I'll give you another one which is, you know, part of this innovation thing is innovation is infrastructure.
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What investors ultimately care about is innovation, and between disrupting taxis, rental cars, trucks, and car ownership, there's no startup better at innovation than Uber.
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But I do think the innovation cycle is extremely robust and that Silicon Valley and the Bay Area [remains] sort of ground zero [for innovation].
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"Today's ruling is bad for consumers and bad for innovation," Robert Atkinson, president of the Information Technology and Innovation Forum said in an emailed statement.
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This approach—called "soft law"—has the potential to both allow rapid technological innovation and rapid regulatory innovation to limit negative consequences of new technology.
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"The precipitous decline in patented innovation since 2011–2012 is a stark warning since there can be a long lag between innovation and cost reductions."
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So let's talk about ... you're talking about constant innovation, the business of innovation, which I think is the business of Silicon Valley, trying to be.
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The other is a 54-hour Innovation Bootcamp that will teach corporate employees innovation skills in a rapid learning environment with involvement from Techstars alumni.
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Specifically, the group is recommending that donors support the Clean Energy Innovation program at the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF), a US think tank.
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So, whenever you let some of the innovation efforts compete with a core business, you know innovation in the long term is also second priority.
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Not only do we need to up the ante for an innovation agenda, we also should grow regional innovation ecosystems that will develop tailored options.
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A lot of innovation is happening in the technology space and larger strategics are looking to build that innovation into platforms through acquisitions, said Kuster.
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Moreover, innovation policy isn't a zero-sum game: Steps that we take to support global innovation have clear, tangible benefits right here at home, too.
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The bill proposes to create a Financial Services Innovation Office (FSIO) within all relevant administrative agencies and Treasury, much like the OCC's Office of Innovation.
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Tunisia-based private equity firm Africinvest teamed up with Cathay Innovation to announce the Cathay Africinvest Innovation Fund, with a target raise of $168 million.
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States have long been laboratories of innovation and Washington can encourage state innovation by block granting Medicaid dollars along with specific requirements for health outcomes.
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A mechanism for conceptual innovation, experimentation and implementation, when warranted, is critical to the orderly innovation of our nation's health care delivery and financing system.
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Joshua New is a policy analyst at the Center for Data Innovation, a nonprofit, nonpartisan research institute affiliated with the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation.
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First, innovation is critical to future economic competitiveness and to national security, and the United States should undertake a comprehensive program effectively supporting innovation efforts.
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But they also need to address what's missing in NAFTA: strong protections that foster innovation and ensure competitive conditions for creative and innovation based industries.
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WE SEE INCREASED M&A, WE SEE INVESTMENT IN INNOVATION AND INNOVATION CENTERS, WE SEE THE ABILITY TO DO OBVIOUSLY DIVIDENDS AND BUYBACKS AS WELL.
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Castro is vice president of the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF), a think tank focusing on the intersection of technological innovation and public policy.
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The problem with Moore's Law is not that it didn't encourage more innovation, but it didn't account for what we did with the old innovation.
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As a team, we have been part of some testing competitions like the Techcrunch Battlefield Africa, Cisco Innovation Challenge, and the MIT Inclusive Innovation Challenge.
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Yet for all the innovation in the consumer side of the economy, there has been an astonishingly limited amount of innovation in the B23B world.
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R&D has long been a trusted methodology for internal corporate innovation, while M&A is an established way to bring external innovation under corporate control.
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Barry Callebaut's innovation head, Pablo Perversi, described the studio as a "technological breakthrough innovation that positions the Mona Lisa brand at the forefront of the industry."
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As for the innovation centers announced across the state, Foxconn has bought property, but beyond that, much is unclear, including what an "innovation center" actually is.
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Anita Krohn Traaseth, the CEO of Innovation Norway, the Norwegian government's instrument for innovation and development, says that it's time for Norway to look beyond oil.
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Alan McQuinn is a research assistant at the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation, a think tank focused on the intersection of technological innovation and public policy.
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Atkinson is the founder and president of the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation, a think tank focusing on the intersection of technological innovation and public policy.
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Having to defend an idea to others too early in the innovation process overemphasizes the role that temperament plays in taking a tech innovation to market.
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Yes, growth comes from innovation, and innovation comes from competitive markets, but competitive markets — be they economic or political — don't come from a laissez-faire government.
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Daniel Castro, director of the Center for Data Innovation at the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation, is among those who opposed the idea of a ban.
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The program uses an open innovation method to take a bottoms-up approach to discover persistent challenges that might be overlooked by traditional business model innovation.
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China's growing innovation capacity can be a net positive for the world, but these trends ultimately reflect a troubling phenomenon: the decline of America's innovation capacity.
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Annual output per worker Retail Health care Basic manufacturing Finance $400 thousand Innovation industries Innovation jobs in the most concentrated metro areas are the most productive.
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Annual output per worker Innovation industries Basic manufacturing Health care Finance Retail $400 thousand Innovation jobs in the most concentrated metro areas are the most productive.
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The JIC was set up in September to take over the Innovation Network Corporation of Japan (INCJ), which was aimed at providing cash to boost innovation.
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The few government agencies built for innovation—the US Digital Service, the US Army's Futures Command, the Defense Innovation Board, and the Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) initiatives—are brittle in their youth and subject to defunding and staff reductions as the revolving door of political appointees spins.
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Yeah, and actually with that, the difference between innovation now and innovation five years ago when we had him was he could tell a better story about the innovation that crystallized what it meant, how you should think of it, how it was different and important.
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From day one, the Teelings had an unconventional goal: to bring more choice and innovation into a whiskey category that, until recently, was lacking choice and innovation.
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Jessica Melugin, associate director of CEI's Center for Technology and Innovation, said in a statement Friday that the proposal would be bad for consumers and for innovation.
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Official HR Innovation of Disrupt NY: Welcome Mercer to Disrupt NY. Mercer Match and Mercer PeoplePro are the latest launches out of the brand new innovation hub.
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Ambassador Lighthizer, the U.S. trade representative obviously went over to Beijing, talking about the fact they are stealing our innovation, stealing our future, frankly, our future innovation.
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A new study from the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF) confirms this dangerous trend by ranking countries based on how their policies contribute to global innovation.
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The American Energy Innovation Council (AEIC) is a group of business leaders and executives that we chair, which advocates for an increased commitment to American energy innovation.
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Since McKinsey released a report on how best to use prizes to incentivize innovation nearly a decade ago, an entire industry has grown around social innovation challenges.
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"We are going to take them (Apple) step-by-step, innovation-by-innovation," Yu said, adding that he expected to improve Huawei's position along with technology shifts.
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If there is any nexus between the federal circuit court's decision and innovation, one can only conclude that it has been an extraordinarily positive one for innovation.
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Sarah E. Hunt is the Director for the Center for Innovation and Technology and leads the Center's Energy Innovation Project at the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC).
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If you don't deal with it from the very beginning, if you don't consider it is as important as developing innovation... people will eventually reject this innovation.
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It was called "a step backwards for privacy" by the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF), a nonprofit DC-based think tank that focuses on technology innovation.
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"This investment is part of an open innovation strategy pursued by Hyundai and Kia," Youngcho Chi, Hyundai's president and chief innovation officer, said in a statement Thursday.
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Atkinson is the founder and president of the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF), a think tank focusing on the intersection of technological innovation and public policy.
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Republicans argue that it helps drugmakers reap financial benefits from research and development, thus incentivizing innovation, and spreads the burden of financing this innovation among other countries.
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A safe harbor allows regulators to assess whether an innovation complies with existing statutes and regulations and, if so, to grant that innovation protection from regulatory liability.
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She investigates new forms of organizing for the production of scientific and technological innovation such as crowdsourcing, open source, open online innovation communities, Wikipedia, hackathons, makeathons, etc.
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So are you worried about innovation now, or do you think this just always happens, innovation just happens in cycles, or where do you think we are?
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"The public domain of course is the default for creativity and innovation," Jessica Silbey, co-director of Northeastern University's Center for Law, Innovation and Creativity, told Motherboard.
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Metro areas that have gained innovation jobs . . .
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But as much as I support this Innovation Initiative, it still does not fix a fundamental problem: Innovation will always move faster than legislative processes, and a system of financial regulation that requires a new statute every time an innovation emerges will never be able to keep up.
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We have been flooded with suggestions on how to promote innovation: streamlined tender procedures; greater commitment by decision makers to innovation; development of transparent work processes; appointment of special task forces dedicated to innovation; incentive plans; dissemination of relevant best-practice procedures; and, of course, out-of-box thinking.
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And, you know, fundamentally, I tried to take all of the lesson I learned of 32 years in the tech industry, with how you innovate and constantly drive innovation that is relevant to your customers, innovation that inspires our partners and innovation that is meaningful to our business.
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How has a country that has benefited—perhaps more than any other—from immigration, trade and technological innovation suddenly developed a strain of anti-immigrant, anti-innovation protectionism?
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Robots on a shelf at MassRobotics innovation hub in Boston Robots on a shelf at MassRobotics innovation hub in Boston Why does change and culture matter so much?
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One of the goals of patenting is to create a "currency" for innovations, permitting inventors and companies to sell their innovation to companies interested in developing that innovation.
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India has emerged as a key destination for global innovation centres in the last two years, with only the United States seeing more innovation centre investments than India.
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This increased activity has contributed to a growing market for innovation and crowdsourcing capabilities, resulting in a recent $20 million worth of open innovation service contracts with NASA.
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In the rush to avoid extinction from entrepreneurial competition in Silicon Valley, China, or elsewhere, U.S. companies have in recent years embraced innovation labs and chief innovation officers.
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So the cluster of innovation around the universities here whether it's in Beijing or Shenzhen or elsewhere, is you know is also an all-powerful aspect of innovation.
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Robert D. Atkinson is the founder and president of the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation, a think tank focusing on the intersection of technological innovation and public policy.
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The answer is simple, and since investment is the lifeblood of innovation, we see why there was no innovation in cardiovascular disease, obesity, or Alzheimer's disease this year.
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"Innovation is at the heart of the event and the technology showcased this year will influence continuing solar innovation for vehicles and householders in the future," she said.
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Hollie Russon Gilman is the New America Open Technology Institute Civic Innovation Fellow and author of the new book, Democracy Reinvented: Participatory Budgeting and Civic Innovation in America.
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These disenfranchised voters don't look at technology and innovation the same way as voters in densely populated metropolitan areas do, places where innovation is the engine of opportunity.
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In addition to the bipartisan support on Capitol Hill and in the states for energy innovation, the broad business community has also embraced the importance of fostering innovation.
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We're here with Chris Kirchhoff, who just left the Defense Department or I guess Innovation Lab almost, in Silicon Valley, DIUx, which stands for Defense Innovation Unit Experimental.
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" In his January 17 confirmation, Price said he was a "strong supporter of innovation," but said he believed the CMS innovation center "has gotten a bit off track.
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Israel's self-styled image as a global innovation hub got a bit of a knock last week with the appearance of the European Union's annual European Innovation Scoreboard.
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Making the argument that we need large-scale agriculture for innovation and investment is like saying we need large IBM mainframe computers for innovation and investment in computing.
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"Technology innovation and entrepreneurship — that's our business in the Valley," said Steve Blank, an entrepreneur who lectures on technology and innovation at Stanford, Columbia and New York University.
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More than just filling out the rosters of some of the largest innovation hubs in Silicon Valley, these visas are critical for innovation and for entrepreneurship at large.
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What do we really need is to think through where innovation work how can we create jobs and how do we bring innovation and productivity into the economy.
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As such, the question on my mind as I head to Davos is how to marry social innovation with technological innovation to achieve a cohesive and sustainable world!
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Several factors led to popular interest in plant-based foods, noted Kara Nielsen, vice president of trends and marketing for CCD Innovation, a food and beverage innovation consultancy.
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The American view is that excessive regulation is a clear threat to innovation, while the European view is that a corporate monoculture is a clear threat to innovation.
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"This could be coupled with the creation of EU-wide Open Innovation Labs, which could be built further on the structure of the Digital Innovation Hub network," it continues.
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" The American Energy Innovation Council (AEIC), a group of current and ex-CEOs that includes Bill Gates and Southern Company's Tom Fanning, unveiled "Energy Innovation: Fueling America's Economic Engine.
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Milan, Opening event of the first "Social Innovation Campus" with UBI Banca Chairwoman Letizia Moratti, Unipol Group Chairman Pierluigi Stefanini (0900 GMT); Innovation Minister Paola Pisano has been invited.
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Among them was a National Council for Research and Development, a National Research and Innovation Foundation, a National Research and Innovation Council and Federal Entrepreneurship Centres across the country.
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And you know what happened at the end of the show is they ... IHS Markit Innovation awards ended up giving us an honorary innovation award in robotics and drones.
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"An organization that has to involve itself with its daily business is unlikely to simply be able to produce disruptive innovation," said Uli Huener, head of innovation at EnBW.
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She is the founder and CEO of the Fashion Innovation Alliance, a collective focused on public policy, access to capital, inclusion and innovation in fashion tech and beauty tech.
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In 2014, the Obama-era FDA passed the Sunscreen Innovation Act in the hopes that more companies would submit new filters for approval and to jump-start innovation here.
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The Pharmaceutical Innovation Index 2017 released in March provides a snapshot of innovation leaders in the industry, most of whom have reinvented the value chain for discovery and development.
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" He adds, "This isn't an easy question to think about, how much innovation we're comfortable paying for — or the idea that we might be spending too much on innovation.
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"Innovation is the foundation of everything NASA does, and we cannot encourage innovation and discovery without accepting some level of risk and uncertainty," said NASA associate administrator Stephen Jurczyk.
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The American Innovation and Competitiveness Act will provide our researchers and entrepreneurs with the tools they need to ensure our country remains at the top of the innovation game.
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We've gotten used to thinking of Silicon Valley, the internet, and innovation as interchangeable, but the next wave of innovation might look very different from what we're used to.
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This state of affairs begs the question, can innovation be cultivated by governmental dictate or is innovation derived from a unique set of circumstances, both governmental and non-governmental?
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For Rodriguez, the problem was less a lack of innovation in the sex tech category and more accessibility, with a side of cutting through a plethora of stupid innovation.
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Last year's I.T. budget - not even our innovation - was US$230 billion, and then, on top of whatever you said the 27.2 percent profit which was our innovation budget.
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It's innovation that has drastically increased the pace of transportation and communication, and ultimately it's innovation that has let most people do high-wage work rather than subsistence agriculture.
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Standards could be set for protected innovation time, structured innovation positions and fellowships for organizational employees, and deal templates and best practices to shorten sales cycles and avoid onerous terms.
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One month after Yeung's comments and promise of a correction, every innovation center in Wisconsin is still empty, according to public documents and sources involved with the innovation center process.
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Co-founder Adrian Salamunovic says it wants to focus on growth and innovation in what he couches as a "highly fragmented" space that hasn't seen a whole lot of innovation.
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Real innovation is challenging, and having a great idea alone is not enough — finding the right way to execute innovation requires a tremendous amount of R&D, capital and collaboration.
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"Of course innovation is not the only answer, there's political will and there's everything else that's involved in fight against hunger but innovation is one of the levers," he said.
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"We're investing in technology internally and externally this really helps us create more space around innovation and innovation for technology with a purpose," said Cargill chief information officer Justin Kershaw.
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"We are not going to get the full benefits of innovation if we leave market power unchecked," Wilkins said in prepared remarks at a Group of Seven symposium on innovation.
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Big data can't bring objectivity to a subjective world It may slip our notice, but technological innovation is often reducible to an innovation in the marketing and conceptualization of technology.
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Everyone knows cable boxes suck But — and this is a big but — the critical disagreement is how to speed up the rate of innovation in TV hardware and interface innovation.
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There is an important distinction between innovation as a concept for transforming digital service delivery, and innovation applied more broadly as a method to identify, iterate and scale new approaches.
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"While it is true there is diabetes innovation, that is very separate from insulin innovation," Cancela says, explaining that this piece of legislation does not target all diabetes-related medication.
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Mr. Leahy, 34, works in New York as a senior manager of innovation, responsible for new product strategy and innovation, at Anheuser-Busch InBev, which is based in Leuven, Belgium.
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"There's all this innovation at the chip level and all this innovation at the system level, but the missing link to take advantage of that had been software," Garg said.
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Even after spending 30 years in the workforce, Carleton still found value in learning how to build an innovation ecosystem strategy, pitch ideas in a Hackathon, and create innovation loops.
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The great acceleration in innovation in the 22019th and 19th centuries that represents the foundations of the modern economy were only possible because of an environment of increasingly unrestrained innovation.
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Really starting with bipartisan federal commitments to clean energy innovation in 2005, 85033 and again in 2009, the American innovation machine turned itself to perhaps its most grand goal yet.
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Additionally, the executive branch should accelerate their engagement with small, high-growth companies through efforts like Defense Innovation Unit Experimental, National Network for Manufacturing Innovation institutes and "smart city" competitions.
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His son-in-law, senior advisor Jared Kushner, will spearhead the new White House Office of American Innovation, whose mission is similar to that of the OSTP's Technology & Innovation Division.
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Barrick created the Chief Innovation Officer role in 2016 to oversee strategy on long-term innovation to drive productivity, optimize research and development and determine opportunities for alternative business models.
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"This does not change our holistic approach to innovation at Coca-Cola, which is to imbed innovation across our functions and throughout our global Business Units," a spokesperson told TechCrunch.
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Moody said Ohio's changes were long planned, but they have gone faster and bigger because the state got $78 million in grants from the Innovation Center's State Innovation Models Initiative.
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Driving the news: On Monday, the Brookings Institution and the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF) released an ambitious proposal to spread the innovation economy more evenly across the country.
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"America is known throughout the world for our innovation, for our creative spirit and it is part of our inter-competitiveness, and so we want to foster innovation," Chao stated.
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"America is known throughout the world for our innovation, for our creative spirit and it is part of our inter-competitiveness, and so we want to foster innovation," Chao stated.
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"America is known throughout the world for our innovation, for our creative spirit and it is part of our inter-competitiveness, and so we want to foster innovation," she said.
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Silicon Valley Community Foundation, located in the epicenter of global technological innovation, understands the unique role and responsibility that philanthropy can play in bridging technological innovation and the philanthropic sector.
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"This investment is part of an open innovation strategy pursued by Hyundai and Kia," Youngcho Chi, president and chief innovation officer at the Hyundai Motor Group, said in a statement.
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During his invocation, members of LGP unfurled a banner that said, "Prisons Are Not Innovation"—"innovation" was the theme of the conference—while others held signs emblazoned with the hashtag.
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"We had a good conversation about innovation, how it can help in health, education, the impact of foreign aid and energy, and a wide-ranging conversation about power of innovation."
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The trade group's full analysis, dubbed the Innovation Scorecard, includes a comprehensive set of measures to assess how states are progressing with technology and how friendly they are to innovation.
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Even more impressively, this holds when you look not just at innovation in general but at sector-specific innovation across a fairly fine-grained set of 445 different technical categories.
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Recognizing the key role of innovation as a driver of economic growth and prosperity, and the need for a broad horizontal vision of innovation applicable to developed and emerging economies, the GII outlines indicators that go beyond the traditional measures of innovation such as the level of research and development spending and activities.
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It knocks down the wall between labor policy and innovation policy, enabling governments to co-invest in innovation-for-jobs ecosystems that disrupt unemployment, giving people good jobs instead of welfare.
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In Miami, CIC is building an innovation district that connects the health district with the rest of the innovation corridor — a massive and transformative undertaking that is already having an impact.
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WE HAVE BEEN SUCCESSFUL BOTH WITH INTERNAL INNOVATION AND WITH BUYING COMPANIES IN THE PAST TO AUGMENT THAT INNOVATION AND IT'S A STRATEGY THAT WE'RE GOING TO CONTINUE TO GO ALONG.
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AND THEN THE INNOVATION PIPELINE ACROSS BOTH PERFORMANCE AND SPORTSWEAR, WE'VE NEVER SEEN AS MUCH INNOVATION AS WHAT WE'VE GOT IN THE PIPELINE, UP AND DOWN THE PRICE POINTS AS WELL.
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The Wrights' focus on litigation over innovation has been cited as the reason why European aviation was far in advance of US aviation innovation by the time World War I started.
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The 123rd SAR K-9 program was funded by the Air National Guard innovation program, meant to enable Airmen to make positive, meaningful change and drive a culture shift toward innovation.
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Thus, if we want markets to produce more clean innovation, we should reward innovators rather than penalize polluters in the hopes that doing so will indirectly induce them to produce innovation.
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That period demonstrated how powerful the innovation machine can be when properly synchronized — we saw tremendous innovation on the web and a network that grew faster than any technology in history.
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We believe that's one way to drive our innovation is to make sure the consumer is able to come into stores like this and actually see the innovation that we're driving.
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"There's still more innovation to come, but if V.C.s don't put money into it because they don't see a path to exit, does innovation stall?" he said, referring to venture capitalists.
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There's a reason Geologie has accrued accolades and awards from AskMen (Best Skincare Innovation), Men's Health (Grooming Award Winner, Innovation), Men's Journal (Best Customized Skincare), and Esquire (Best Custom Skincare System).
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Seyi Fabode writes & speaks about technology, innovation, and business.
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And our No. 1 "innovation leader" is ... Johnson & Johnson!
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Innovation looks like Google Shopping Express ... not Chase Pay.
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SEOSAN, South Korea (Reuters) - South Korea's SK Innovation (20.8770.
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" On the west coast, the company has "Innovation Afternoons.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's SK Innovation Co Ltd (096770.
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"Moving to an innovation box would entail joining in a race to the bottom that is not justified by the economics of an innovation box and certainly not justified when an alternative, proven, effective method exists to encourage greater investment in innovation," he said at a conference at Georgetown University Law Center in Washington.
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Innovation and workforce goals: One goal is to "develop cyberspace as an engine of open economic growth and resiliency," including by developing a "superior cybersecurity workforce" and promoting American innovation in cybersecurity.
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There's this idea that innovation is always good, but innovation comes along with higher failure rates, so you really want to think about specific teams or groups that create what you goal.
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These moments are transformational as you realize that innovation doesn't have to stop at the company, customer or product level — innovation should be extended to all stakeholders and transform your company culture.
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The resulting report issued this week, U.S. Nuclear Energy Leadership: Innovation and the Strategic Global Challenge, calls on the U.S. to set a national mission to regain U.S. leadership in nuclear innovation.
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The Office of Innovation and Science Australia released its review of the Australian innovation system this week, largely to a chorus of "heard it all before" from those close to the industry.
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While much digital ink has been spilled on the topic of how to unleash innovation in organizations, here are three ingredients of innovation that I've observed are essential based on my experiences.
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Innovation and investment in the telecommunications industry grew dramatically, until the FCC decided to fix a problem that did not exist and imposed regulations that stifled innovation, killed jobs, and impeded investment.
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In order to provide funding for state innovation, the Independent Payment Advisory Board, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation, Cadillac Tax, Workforce Commission, and the prevention / public health fund should be discontinued.
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What is needed to create innovation — innovation of the type experienced in 1700s Paris and 1950s America and 1960s Asia — is a dense, interconnected web of thinkers dedicated to close co-work.
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We are co-founders of i4j — Innovation for Jobs, an eclectic community of thought leaders that has been exchanging ideas since 2012 about how innovation can disrupt unemployment and create better jobs.
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These policies make it harder for life-sciences innovators to capture returns from one generation of biomedical innovation to fund investment in the next, weakening a virtuous cycle of life-sciences innovation.
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He recalled a sentence from Hadith that the preacher quoted on his first Friday: 'Every novelty (in religion) is innovation, and every innovation is misguidance, and every misguidance leads to the hellfire.
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Part of the reason this process has become opaque or difficult is precisely due to innovation: Greenhill takes issue with the prevailing narrative that the healthcare industry is somehow allergic to innovation.
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WE HAVE TO STAY FOCUSED, FOCUS ON OUR CUSTOMERS AND CONTINUE TO DELIVER GREAT INNOVATION BOORSTIN: DOES THAT MEAN YOULL CONTINUE INNOVATING AND THAT FACEBOOK IS GOING TO CONITNUE COPYING YOUR INNOVATION?
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Interestingly, we saw the influence of faculty on innovation outcomes in our analyses even after accounting for a student's field of study, suggesting that promoting innovation can happen across disciplines and curricula.
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Innovation-Driven Long-Term Organic Growth: JNJ pursues innovation across all three of its business segments, which provides it with favorable long-term growth prospects, as well as opportunities to support margins.
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The new crust is part of the brand's annual investment of millions of dollars to in innovation, Paul Fabre, Papa John's senior vice president of menu strategy and innovation, told CNN Business.
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The Senate version of the 2018 Farm Bill also includes language that would expand the opportunities for RBICs, as well as create Rural Innovation Centers, focused on spurring innovation in rural areas.
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Source: Brookings Institution and Information Technology and Innovation Foundation analysis of Emsi data By Karl Russell It is uncertain whether government support could pull innovation out of the clutches of superstar cities.
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They emphasize transparency and delivering results, not seeking perfection or dismissing the risk of open-ended liability, while maximizing the benefits of innovation and considering the ethical downside of stifling an innovation.
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South Bend, Indiana: The city retro-fitted a dilapidated Studebaker factory as an "innovation hub," and Notre Dame in 2008 opened "Innovation Park" focused on turning its tech research into new businesses.
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I mean, the innovation ecosystem and the market-based pricing of innovation, which I think is the best way to price new innovation because it provides rewards and incentives to investors and to the formation of capital -- that system is dependent upon the notion that there will be vigorous competition once intellectual property has lapsed on those products.
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Senior advisor and presidential son-in-law Jared Kushner did launch the so-called Office of American Innovation, but the tiny shop's primary focus is modernizing government, not enabling innovation across the country.
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Earlier this year, he brought together more than 400 policymakers, scientists, business leaders and civil society figures for an Open Innovation Strategy Stakeholder Workshop to chart the course for Austrian innovation going forward.
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CORFO is another Chilean governmental initiative that invested heavily in innovation and entrepreneurship in the country early on and became a key player in transforming Chile into a global innovation and entrepreneurial hub.
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Emma Hesselink of the Centre for Frugal Innovation in Africa, based in the Netherlands, said sub-Saharan Africa is a region where the resourceful approach "is increasingly regarded as a valuable innovation strategy".
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The view from DC of the Obama administration's record on innovation is quite rosy Obama, Pollock says, gets an A on innovation – a grade with which not everyone in Silicon Valley will agree.
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Ambassador Lighthizer has been very, very upfront about how the tech transfers, the stealing of our innovation, our intellectual property, really the stealing of our future innovation as well, that has to stop.
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Appearing on the live steam will be James Cranwell Ward, Innovation Specialist at UNICEF Lebanon; Eva Kaplam, Innovation Specialist with UNICEF in Amman, Jordan; and Layla Khayyat, Protection Coordinator with the Beyond Association.
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" Meanwhile, Stella McCartney was given the first Special Recognition Award for Innovation "for her commitment to sustainable fashion, material innovation, and using her influence to create a positive environmental impact on the industry.
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The paradox of teaching entrepreneurship is that such a formula (for innovation) cannot exist; because every innovation is new and unique, no authority can prescribe in concrete terms how to be more innovative.
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Innovation and labor education Andrew Field, a professor of Chinese History at Duke Kunshan University, said the new guidelines tied neatly with Xi's push to encourage innovation and rapid advancement in Chinese industries.
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Dadich: You bring up a really interesting tension that Joi has written about: the difference between innovation that happens in the margins and the innovation that happens in something like the space program.
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The agency's examination of fintech issues and discussions with fintech firms have yielded a set of principles (here) for the responsible innovation concept and the establishment last year of an Office of Innovation.
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Chery: And Paul, how much of how do you bet on this innovation fund idea that was suggested by the government recently or the innovation and technology part on the border with Shenzhen?
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"Our report in December will include an analysis comparing the existing sandboxes and innovation hubs, and recommendations for the core design of a sandbox and innovation hub," Noble told Reuters in a briefing.
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LG Chem and its American unit have filed a lawsuit against SK Innovation in the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC), accusing SK Innovation of misappropriation of trade secrets by hiring its former employees.
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Canada's 25th-place showing (out of 56 countries) in a recent ranking of countries' impact on global innovation shows that Canada has significant potential to make stronger contributions to the global innovation system.
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Think of it this way: The traditional economic analysis is that growth comes from innovation, innovation comes from competitive markets, and competitive markets come from government getting the hell out of the way.
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And although high prices do serve as incentive for innovation, other work by Mr. Garthwaite and colleagues suggests that under certain circumstances drug makers can charge more than the value of the innovation.
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Basic and impartial research funded by government agencies – done across the country in blue states and red states alike – drives innovation, and innovation is the past, present, and future of the American economy.
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Government defense laboratories must be infused with the most effective innovation and compensation practices of the private sector, with a singular focus on rapid innovation and transfer of theoretical technology into practical application.
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Robert Wolcott is co-founder and executive director of the Kellogg Innovation Network (KIN) and a clinical professor of innovation and entrepreneurship in executive education at the Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University.
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So that's why we sell only in the U.S. So, the U.S. market is very interesting for us to push us towards more innovation, more innovation, so we can grow in the market.
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"Once innovation has occurred, however, it would be a mistake for antitrust enforcers to limit the potential for consumer-enhancing innovation," Delrahim said in a speech at the American Bar Association's antitrust forum.
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At Syracuse, Ms. Branham led an $18 million fund-raising campaign and created the Newhouse Studio and Innovation Center, which includes the Dick Clark Studios and the Alan Gerry Center for Media Innovation.
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Openness online is especially valuable because it allows "permissionless" innovation.
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So you see there's just been a dearth of innovation.
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Other departments important to innovation efforts are almost comically understaffed.
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He often writes on the intersection of regulation and innovation.
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"There is no innovation coming from the bottom," Chen said.
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The essence of disruptive innovation is that it is uncertain.
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This contest sparks evolutionary development and innovation amongst the cells.
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The EU says fragmented drone rules between countries hampers innovation.
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Most of the innovation is coming out of startups today.
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Science fiction has a robust history of inspiring real innovation.
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Now American innovation is leaving this tradition in the dust.
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Innovation has helped humankind tackle some of its biggest challenges.
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Innovation can help make a difference in several key areas.
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The question is can they keep that innovation engine coming?
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Innovation is in the air in Cologne, Germany this week.
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Walmart in August launched Alphabot in partnership with Alert Innovation.
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Artificial intelligence promises transformational advances, but with innovation comes risk.
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We're excited about the potential for innovation that this creates.
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And so yes, perhaps they grew too quickly with innovation.
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There's one innovation in the smaller version, though: its display.
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I HAD AN OPPORTUNITY TO TALK TO HIM ABOUT INNOVATION.
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The seed stage is where the greatest innovation is happening.
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Overly strict laws that stifle innovation are no laughing matter.
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Intellectual property law is designed to reward and protect innovation.
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Funding, innovation, communication, and policies jigsaw unevenly over the region.
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"The innovation cycle has slowed down at Apple," Swisher said.
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Some also argue less stringent regulation may help foster innovation.
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There isn't danger in technological innovation in and of itself.
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He says innovation without capital and support is sometimes foolish.
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The next innovation, however, was considerably more complicated to perfect.
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Oh, you know what else movies get wrong about innovation?
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Technological innovation is rapidly increasing the potential of human productivity.
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Why would those people ever vote for the Innovation Party?
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We discussed how innovation democratization accelerates productivity, creativity and progress.
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"One invested in innovation and the other didn't," Mezrich said.
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"You can't swim upstream against innovation," the Labor secretary contended.
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Caption: A poster on a cubicle in Nike's Innovation Kitchen.
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It's hard to remember the last big innovation in email.
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The company's "lack of meaningful innovation" is also limiting excitement.
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Samsung tries to deliver a big innovation and fails miserably.
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Schuld also sees scope for innovation on the software side.
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Tradeshift drives supply chain innovation for the digitally connected economy.
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CORFO's innovation annual budget today sits at just $45 million.
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JIM CRAMER: Alright keep that thought we talk about innovation.
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Tom Goodwin is the Head of Innovation at Zenith Media.
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Uranus is an electric energy, all about innovation and independence.
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Why Clayton Christensen Is Wrong About Uber And Disruptive Innovation
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But they specialise in fixing problems cheaply, not driving innovation.
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Do you think there's room for innovation in the medium?
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He is the founding chair of the State Innovation Exchange.
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Tesla is likely hedging a bet toward future battery innovation.
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Chris Busch is the director of research at Energy Innovation.
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Tech innovation has long been a challenge for insurance incumbents.
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FieldTrip's most thrilling innovation has nothing to do with rice.
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The users and the tech media are pushing for innovation.
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Medical innovation, for example, depends on strong intellectual property protections.
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But millions perceive innovation as a threat - are they wrong?
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The bicycles, all these ideas was one innovation after next.
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Innovation in cold beverages has gone beyond Nitro Cold Brew.
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Developed economies are increasingly based on human creativity and innovation.
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The acuteness of Scotland's drug problem has spurred the innovation.
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It's trying to drive innovation, so things like new toilets.
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And who knows, maybe that will go to 3x Innovation.
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There was a difference between invention and innovation, he said.
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They leverage the power of collective intelligence and collaborative innovation.
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Americans can easily become emotional about that history of innovation.
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Now, of course, name braids are hardly a new innovation.
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The problem is that agricultural innovation has not kept pace.
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A great investment ($7 BILLION) in American INNOVATION and JOBS!
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Yet he insists innovation is inherent to Islamic financial tradition.
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This may seem like a dangerous way to generate innovation.
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CEO discusses importance of trust from 'the epicenter of innovation'
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Our goal has always been to improve lives through innovation.
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I often explain these successes with a single word: innovation.
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Consider Visa's unique payment network data to drive your innovation.
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The market was also ripe for innovation in other ways.
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A great investment ($73 BILLION) in American INNOVATION and JOBS!
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Along the way, he's learned how to let innovation grow.
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It'll open a lot more innovation for that young generation.
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The usual audience for freight innovation is far more niche.
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And they didn't bring their innovation to the sex scenes.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - China's innovation bubble is rapidly losing air.
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Not all of Apple's innovation has been about specific products.
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But critics disagree, arguing that favoured companies produce little innovation.
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This will be China's first decade of truly global innovation.
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Marketing and innovation produce results; all the rest are costs.
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A cocktail shaker full of innovation, science, and cask strength.
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In both cases, time and technological innovation played their roles.
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Furthermore, smartphone innovation by the company appears to be slowing.
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And it's not just about innovation, which is really important.
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The potential disruptive impacts — and opportunities for innovation — are boundless.
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So I turn to innovation in skin care and beauty.
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For example, working together and exchanging ideas can foster innovation.
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They have become so expensive that they are preventing innovation.
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It comes from our beverage innovation and comes from digital.
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And to ensure that innovation is as inclusive as possible.
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Today: a corporate innovation manager who makes $150,000 per year.
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However, the burden of innovation has largely rested on startups.
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By driving up innovation, water utilities are driving down cost.
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Partnerships between technology companies and utility companies are facilitating innovation.
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Every good Silicon Valley boy knows that regulation stifles innovation!
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It is hard to beat Mr Modi for innovation, however.
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BS: You have to look at where innovation comes from.
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Breaches are an affront to decades of innovation and research.
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The Boeing Airpower Teaming System – Australian investment & innovation at work!
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The Taiwanese company beat out competition from Innovation Network Corp.
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Critics say the approach creates great margins but underfunds innovation.
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A few years ago, Chinese innovation meant copycats and counterfeits.
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Seizing the opportunity of the Chinese market has required innovation.
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How do you begin to change the pace of innovation?
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Now imagine if we can increase innovation spending by 25X!?
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Make regulation easy for startups and we'll see more innovation.
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That's why we're pretty excited about Starburst's latest flavor innovation.
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There's a lot of noteworthy innovation happening in fashion today.
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While still under construction, Safaricom's innovation center is now operational.
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Paul Ziemnisky, EVP of global innovation at Dairy Management Inc.
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For that, Samsung will need a little bit of innovation.
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Does the studio still focus its environment around technological innovation?
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Those are all important considerations that are vital to innovation.
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That innovation may be too much, even for feseekh fanatics.
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This does not mean that innovation itself is at risk.
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It's entrepreneurship that drives innovation, jobs and our competitive edge.
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It should be focused on hyper risk and hyper innovation.
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And the other thing is innovation service, the service industry.
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It's networking nirvana that practically pulses with innovation and opportunity.
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What they all have in common is innovation, Cramer said.
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Kansas City's innovation was borne of necessity, says Mr Bennett.
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"[It] operates at the front end of innovation," he said.
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Innovation is critical and it thrives on openness and freedom.
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Eberhard now serves as "chief innovation officer" for SF Motors.
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TC: That innovation center is located in downtown San Jose.
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In addition to added jobs, proximity means more innovation potential.
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If Silicon Valley can't attract talent, this could stifle innovation.
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"We've yet to identify significant fundamental scientific innovation," Narasimhan said.
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However, every technological innovation brings with it new security concerns.
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We borrowed insights from the successful German model of innovation.
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Innovation sprints ahead causing insecurity, now in the physical domain.
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Ant's scale, innovation and drive mean it is well placed.
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Let's start with the human talent that drives innovation forward.
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Could psychedelics be the compounds that fill our innovation void?
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So, why not take the opportunity to create social innovation?
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When competition exists, prices go down and innovation goes up.
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But we've seen a slowdown in that sort of innovation.
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We saw a similar innovation lag with the new iPhones.
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The foundation is aimed at promoting innovation and tech startups.
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Peter Thiel has been around innovation most of his life.
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Jones needed an infusion of investment and innovation, Norman said.
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Employees are also the leading driver of improvement and innovation.
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The result is less choice, higher prices, and less innovation.
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Menu innovation will be a key focus for the partnership.
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The British team was also renowned for its technological innovation.
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It's innovation in the nightlife industry that gives me hope.
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Then again, so is Apple's innovation strategy under Tim Cook.
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JK: Well, first of all, you need competitiveness and innovation.
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These trends will drive innovation and create new patentable technology.
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"The Israeli government, first and foremost, supports innovation," said Peres.
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In fact, they've prided themselves on their innovation for decades.
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Even its innovation failures have had an interesting track record.
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The complexity of cybersecurity means that opportunities for innovation abound.
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The WILD Act will help drive that much needed innovation.
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"There will also be innovation on form factors," Camargo says.
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That was my college major," and "You're looking for innovation.
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"We're very focused on 'disruptive innovation' in general," explained Wood.
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It's fair to have assumed that smartphone innovation had plateaued.
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I mean, I saw lots of innovation on different products.
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Companies do not need to choose between innovation and privacy.
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A great investment ($21625 BILLION) in American INNOVATION and JOBS!
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Still, Portal does bring some interesting innovation to video chat.
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The idea is to promote competition through encouraging disruptive innovation.
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I don't know what that has to do with innovation.
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The Innovation Authority has introduced measures to mitigate that risk.
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We don't need to wait for technological breakthroughs or innovation.
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And those constant challenges continue to spur innovation and investment.
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"Innovation" has become a buzzword in government, industry, and society.
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I went to their website and their innovation is ... billboards ?
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ACCF launched last month a new program on energy innovation.
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Does your company use a communication system that fosters innovation?
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How do you promote innovation within a business like Telenor?
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In the 21st century, drug and device innovation occurs rapidly.
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Increased domestic investment boosts productivity, stimulates innovation and creates jobs.
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Tesla is a core holding in the Industrial Innovation ETF.
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So you feel good about the pace of innovation, right?
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In Stephenson's hands, that innovation is very much in progress.
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Eric Schmidt is the chairman of the Defense Innovation Board.
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We're a brand that's known for our ingenuity and innovation.
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They have tremendous innovation teams that seek to deliver value.
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Jared Kushner's Office of American Innovation organized these tech meetings.
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But the next Brooklyn needs people who care about innovation.
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The possibilities for collaboration, inspiration, growth and innovation are limitless.
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In addition, the economics of PBR can work against innovation.
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Today, this innovation is much more disruptive, global and fast.
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Other areas of cooperation include culture, health, innovation and transport.
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He writes with enthusiasm about all kinds of green innovation.
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We need innovation that makes people need each other more.
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China put "innovation" at the heart of its G20 agenda.
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The NHS tariff system rewards repeat activity rather than innovation.
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Mr Musk intends to keep up the pace of innovation.
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Do you feel we're in a slower period of innovation?
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Most importantly, Beckers' innovation has led to better patient evaluations.
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James C. Greenwood is the president & CEO, Biotechnology Innovation Organization.
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This, the government hopes, pushes innovation in the traditional sector.
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Great innovation is worthless if few can afford its benefits.
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"We're still very much in an innovation stage," she said.
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Beyond the innovation of the approach, it's also supremely practical.
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Overregulation manifests as reduced innovation, stagnant wages, and lost jobs.
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Constraint is the catalyst that leads to adaptation and innovation.
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An SK Innovation spokesman declined to comment on the matter.
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The Energy Innovation and Carbon Dividend Act, introduced on Nov.
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And they hope to unleash that innovation through federal support.
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These companies are funding massive innovation initiatives in our country.
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The £800,000 grant was awarded by U.K. Research and Innovation.
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Innovation is going so fast that we need faster answers.
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The great 'rebundling' of fintech innovation is in full swing.
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The initials translate as Organization of Defensive Innovation and Research.
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"The innovation arose from an unmet need," the report reads.
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Yet many manage to persevere through innovation, perspiration and dedication.
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Beyond Climate Confusion: Why Both Energy Innovation and Deployment Matter
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Socially and ethnically diverse groups enhance creativity, innovation and performance.
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This, beyond everything else, is the sign of true innovation.
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Hemel's research focuses on taxation, risk regulation, and innovation law.
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Futurist Glen Hiemstra, an innovation expert and founder of Futurist.
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Most of all, we must not take innovation for granted.
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Its conclusions were grim: not enough drugs, not enough innovation.
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One critical area of innovation is in quantum information technologies.
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And knowing this brand, the innovation and throwbacks won't stop.
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The Dartmouth innovation follows other improvements made in recent years.
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This would severely stunt U.S. innovation and global energy leadership.
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If they enforce price controls, they kill free market innovation.
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This means less innovation, less development, and a smaller economy.
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BIO and PhRMA claim its efforts are to increase innovation.
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" In this vein, Daniels calls the alt-right "innovation opportunists.
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From an innovation standpoint, Uber is still considered a leader.
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Western societies need to build education and innovation and opportunity.
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FTC enforcement of antitrust laws preserves innovation and consumer benefits.
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Thank you for your continued passion, innovation, and tireless work.
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The blockchain technology employed by cryptocurrencies is a major innovation.
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"It was another example of Ulysse Nardin's practicality and innovation."
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"Creative Construction: The DNA of Sustained Innovation" by Gary Pisano
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Education Innovation Offer students a less confusing array of courses.
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It's also a precursor to innovation, especially in the workplace.
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Scratch a climate skeptic, and you'll find an innovation pessimist.
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When you stifle investment, innovation slows and job growth declines.
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He is president and CEO of the Biotechnology Innovation Organization.
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Such tracking can identify new opportunities for change and innovation.
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As a result, it breaks down hierarchies and encourages innovation.
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Christopher Pettingill, 100th AMXS continuous process improvement and innovation manager.
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Schmidt, the chairman of the innovation board, embraced the mission.
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And they say we're no longer a country of innovation.
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Individual rights and personal freedom unleash tremendous innovation and happiness.
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Continued vessel performance innovation requires lower polluting clean marine fuels.
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This is the type of private sector innovation we need.
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No one expected that innovation would come in that rapidly.
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On the innovation team, she helps look for new investments.
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Cisco Systems Inc opened a Toronto innovation center this month.
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In short, the clearance process is severely hurting government innovation.
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According to Musk, "the pace of innovation" is more important.
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How can making technological innovation more accessible diversify the marketplace?
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There's a lot of innovation coming out of the company.
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Around the world, energy innovation seems to be speeding up.
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The United States leads the world in entrepreneurship and innovation.
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Rather, it retains maximum value for discovery, innovation, and care.
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Succeeding in the new economy — or any economy — takes innovation.
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Finally, people drive innovation, while policy supports or inhibits it.
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The prejudice is crushing their creativity and stifling their innovation.
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These elites turned out to be terrible stewards of innovation.
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We are leading the world in medical research and innovation.
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In short, immigrants expand shared opportunity and innovation for all.
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Innovation and proactive, preventive measures have outpaced health insurance practices.
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Instead, work together and unleash the awesome power of innovation.
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But the innovation and direction must come from the top.
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Borg said that's because innovation and technology always outrun regulation.
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I was impressed with the design and innovation by Bose.
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The advantages of this innovation are manifold, according to Ogbole.
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That's why I've introduced the Drone Innovation Act, H.R. 2930.
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Silicon Valley tech entrepreneurs embrace capitalism, risk, innovation, and disruption.
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"Innovation is our key advantage in the marketplace," he said.
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On Wednesday, the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation convenes its
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Create an environment that fosters innovation and unique problem solving.
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It is Congress' job to ensure competition and foster innovation.
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Only then did we become visible to global innovation companies.
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I don't, although I do like innovation, as a concept.
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Paid prioritization favors the existing Internet landscape and hobbles innovation.
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"The large companies are engaged in defensive innovation," he said.
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Drug companies say it would dry up innovation and research.
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Will innovation finally solve longstanding problems related to government inefficiency?
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There is the cycle of innovation followed by a fallowness.
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And yet others feel that better innovation is happening elsewhere.
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"No one company can create all the innovation," he said.
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We can't help but applaud her continued commitment to innovation.
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He believes that the more innovation that's brewing, the better.
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Home Depot crushes Lowe's when it comes to online innovation.
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The more innovation we see, the faster the evolution goes.
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It's problematic for small companies, so it would hinder innovation.
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Last September, the government earmarked innovation reform as a priority.
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Uranus is the planet of surprise and innovation, so experiment.
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It's a region ripe for experimentation and innovation in travel.
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Tom Giovanetti is president of the Institute for Policy Innovation.
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To do anything different would be to slow innovation down.
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You know, big upgrades, big bang, wait years for innovation.
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Such dissemination, known among economists as "knowledge spillover," spurs innovation.
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This is consistent with his constant innovation in his businesses.
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Her thoughts on innovation have been featured in Wired, Inc.
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"Innovation can help prevent that kind of catastrophe," he says.
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What emotion drives that innovation, if not feelings of empathy?
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The fund is designed to support innovation by American manufacturers.
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"When you directly copy someone, that's not innovation," she said.
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Relative salaries, housing prices and innovation will become less robust.
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They will erode the foundation of coverage necessary for innovation.
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The state also does poorly in Technology & Innovation and Education.
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Earth Optimism is about focusing on solutions, innovation and leadership.
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The market is thrilled with newness and novelty and innovation.
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I don't mean to dismiss the role of technological innovation.
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Others had goals that were harder to measure, like innovation.
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The excessive calculation can lead to what seems like innovation.
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That happy innovation workshop may have just hit hard times.
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The innovation will come through how you build a brand.
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Here in #AZ we WELCOME this kind of technology & innovation!
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It continues to be the last vestige for smartphone innovation.
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And yet others feel that better innovation is happening elsewhere.
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"I think of it as a disruptive innovation," she added.
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MacCarthy doesn't seem to appreciate the importance of collective innovation.
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Proponents said they could help spur innovation in clean technologies.
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Those are sectors with insufficient productivity growth, innovation, and disruption.
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The competition helps promote reduced price, innovation, and better security.
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People made choices based on opportunities and profit and innovation.
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Our nation has always had a love affair with innovation.
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Then to be able to drive new innovation from that.
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Stella McCartney was given a Special Recognition Award for Innovation.
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"What is the innovation?" he asked of the rice cake.
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Protecting innovation from Chinese attack makes the United States stronger.
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But this innovation can't always be predicted ahead of time.
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Yes. Competition drives innovation, lowers cost, speeds delivery and more.
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Also a challenge: striking a balance between imitation and innovation.
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It's gonna impact the business world, it's gonna impact innovation.
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That was the generalized feeling, that they copied U.S. innovation.
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Wireless charging is a neat innovation, but it's a novelty.
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I just don't want the ... We are leading in innovation.
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And is the company's big problem a lack of innovation?
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Sometimes the drive for innovation works the other way around.
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The hamburger has always been about efficiency, deliciousness and innovation.
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This will encourage innovation and competition within the United States.
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Mr. Johnson writes about science and the history of innovation.
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Now, the New York Public Library is celebrating her innovation.
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"We embrace innovation," said Mark Mitchell, the mayor of Tempe.
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Innovation Break: The Future of Data in an Evolving Landscape
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This "credential inflation" wasn't driven by innovation or technical need.
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Does that impose any limit on Chinese innovation or creativity?
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Innovation spreads faster in a unified market, pepping up productivity.
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For other sounds, innovation required getting his hands dirty — literally.
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They're also famous for a groundbreaking innovation in enterprise tech.
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However, Under Armour engages in innovation and sports, not politics.
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One of Groen's young employees sparked another innovation — adding cheese.
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African leaders must support architectural innovation with their natural habitat.
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Perversely, curbing prices risks squeezing out this kind of innovation.
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California has a reputation as a haven for technological innovation.
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Our industry does not respect tradition — it only respects innovation.
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China has sold this system as its own unique innovation.
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Brydon will focus on innovation as a company vice president.
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Innovation always displaces AND creates jobs, that's how progress works.
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Entrepreneurial spirit and innovation aren't exactly synonymous with North Korea.
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Solve Innovation Future makes one wonder why that's even necessary.
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