Innovation has been defined many ways by many different people.
In January 2009, innovation was defined forty different ways in under 140 characters for a Twitter contest (many of which can be found here) .
These of course aren’t the only possible definitions for innovation, but here is a video of my innovation definition (along with an example):
“Innovation transforms useful seeds of invention into widely adopted solutions valued above every existing alternative.” – Braden Kelley
What is your innovation definition?
Braden Kelley (@innovate on Twitter)
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Innovation is the strategic process of turning creative ideas into tangible solutions that deliver value, whether by improving an existing product, streamlining a workflow, or launching a breakthrough business model. At its core, it bridges the gap between invention and impact through continuous experimentation, practical implementation, and real-world execution.