‘Innovation’ has become one of those catch-all solution words for all manner of problems – from society’s ills and Brexit, to restructuring the NHS and Industry 4.0. Yet its industrial application from the 17th Century onwards has very much shaped the world we live in today.
Dr Paul Stead comments on the over-used ‘i’ word, and offers personal perspective and insights. Innovation: Get it right and the business prospers, get it wrong and very quickly the business (and the individual) can suffer – Image courtesy of Depositphotos. Those of you who regularly read these articles will know…
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