In all our firms we rely on staying innovative to beat
our competitors and capture market share. But it's often assumed that it’s the application
of science and technology per se that provides the `secret sauce` for
differentiation and is the key
driver of new product, process or service development success. This appears now not to be
the case.
Recently, a research study conducted by the
University...
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