Philosophy >> Innovation Management

Global Private Funding defines innovation as "the generation and implementation of ideas which are commercially successful." Innovations are ways of improving performance or reducing the cost at which a given level of performance is achieved. Peter Senge, in his ground-breaking book, The Fifth Discipline, distinguished between inventions, for which he gave the example of the aero plane by the Wright Brothers, and the point when an "idea becomes and innovation," which he suggested is "when and only when it can be replicated reliably on a meaningful scale at practical costs." Innovation can only be achieved when one harnesses the power of the human mind. Human beings have the unique ability to know that a mistake has been made, learn from one's mistake, and think and change themselves and the world in which they live.

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