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When women are empowered to start their own businesses, they can drive innovation and help their countries prosper.
Innovation is difficult.
By identifying the problems and envisioning the preferred solution, one can define the set of constraints into which technological innovation fits, and establish a clear, albeit often difficult, path to its realization.
But, as my experience with entrepreneurial innovation has grown, I have realized that the response is rooted in the fact that most people are trapped in a specific doctrine, which obscures the innovative solutions that lie beyond its borders.
By contrast, the innovation supply chain (the process by which companies obtain and/or develop future products and improve on their current products) tends to be characterized by inefficiency, ambiguity, and competition.
Most pharmaceutical companies, for example, lack effective innovation supply chains.
But only about 15% of the drugs that the US Food and Drug Administration has approved recently were developed by the same company that markets and sells them, meaning that many major pharmaceutical companies depend on the innovation ecosystem to advance their products.
Just as individual innovators must challenge conventional wisdom, companies must replace the established approach to the innovation supply chain with one that more closely resembles how they create and maintain a manufacturing supply chain.
If market incumbents are willing to share “innovation specifications” (which should not be confused with innovation methods), they can develop an effective network of innovation suppliers, thereby increasing the reliability of the product-development engine.
An efficient supply chain can transform innovation on both the individual and industry levels.
Indeed, a common approach – defining key market needs, coupling them with solution constraints, and pushing the boundaries of current thinking – applies to all kinds of innovation.
With an innovation ecosystem organized along these lines, “obvious” advances could occur significantly faster.
During the 1980's, a wave of leveraged buyouts transformed US corporate culture, evidently making bosses more receptive to technological innovation.
But, while market forces reward innovation and creativity, their impact is substantially weakened in a global economy plagued by slow, uneven growth.
Given this, it is up to governments to stimulate and support the development of critical energy capabilities by rewarding innovation.
The innovation revolutionized nautical and, later, aerial navigation, and served as a boon to British naval and commercial dominance.
Global leaders should follow such examples and provide the needed investment and incentives to support innovation in both the public and private sectors.
Modern technology has enabled workers in emerging economies to join a global labor market; in the absence of major policy innovation, this is likely to cause a prolonged drag on rich countries.
And there are few signs of innovation.
The propensity to use this inconsistent argument reflects a proclivity for the status quo and a bias against policy innovation.
In terms of GDP growth, employment, or innovation, other EU countries, on average, lag behind the UK (and, to an even greater extent, the United States).
Skilled migrants have been essential to the growth of some of the world’s leading hubs of technology and innovation – from Silicon Valley to Ireland, India, and Taiwan.
With improved digital links, Brazil would gain new opportunities to improve productivity and innovation.
Technological innovation and demographics are now a headwind, not a tailwind, for growth, and financial engineering can’t save the day.
For all that central bankers have done to revive economic growth, the forces of demographics and innovation have worked against them.
Furthermore, the current wave of technological innovation is not lifting all boats.
The first wave of a breakthrough innovation chiefly benefits a few entrepreneurs.
The third wave is the widespread diffusion of the innovation in ways that lift overall productivity and living standards.
Perhaps, or it may be that we are at an early stage of the Schumpeterian cycle of innovation (enriching a few) and destruction (creating anxiety in vulnerable sectors).
Markets for innovation and new ideas work poorly and governments can help to address those market failures.
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