Innovation is said to be complementary where each potential innovator takes a different research line, and innovations are therefore generally independent of one another. Cf sequential innovation, where successive innovations build on one another.
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Complementary innovation
Innovation is said to be complementary where each potential innovator takes a different research line, and innovations are therefore generally independent of one another. Cf sequential innovation, where successive innovations build on one another.
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