Innovation refers to the implementation of new ideas in business, which can include improvements to processes, materials, or products. Innovation covers many areas of business like human resources, production, marketing, research and development. It is important for competition, meeting consumer demand, and succeeding in global markets. While innovation carries costs and risks, it can provide benefits like growth, competitive advantages, job creation, and increased productivity.
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Innovation
Innovation refers to the implementation of new ideas in business, which can include improvements to processes, materials, or products. Innovation covers many areas of business like human resources, production, marketing, research and development. It is important for competition, meeting consumer demand, and succeeding in global markets. While innovation carries costs and risks, it can provide benefits like growth, competitive advantages, job creation, and increased productivity.
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INNOVATION
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Definition of the key term
Difference between innovation and invention What areas if business innovation covers: H.R., production, marketing, finance, R&D Processes, materials, implementation, products! - process innovation, product innovation, cost reduction innovation Links to problem solving Importance of innovation: competition, consumer demand, global market and influences, marketing (WWW) Costs of innovation o Expenses o Risk o Budgeting vs borrowing o Change Benefits of innovation: o Growth o Competitive advantage o Job creation o Branding o Productivity o Social benefits