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Journal of Responsible Innovation, 2020 Change in Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) is not easily understood in terms of Western innovation discourses. In fact, innovations in the sense of modern and growth-oriented technologies are common sources for the erosion of TEK.
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Organizing Ecologies of Complex Innovation
Organization Science, 2011For many sectors like health care, financial services, or renewable energy, new products and services are generated by an ecology of business firms, nonprofit foundations, public institutions, and other agents. Knowledge to innovate is dispersed across ecologies, so no single firm or small group of firms can innovate alone. Moreover, many new products
Deborah J. Dougherty, Danielle D. Dunne
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Ecological risks and innovative-investment projects
Environmental Science and Pollution Research, 2022Market competition is becoming fiercer all around the world and countries pay considerable attention to their innovative-investment environment. Rapid global economic development and infinite resource extraction have damaged the environment and the harmful environmental effect has become increasingly significant. Thus, technological innovation occupies
Gelrud Yakov D +2 more
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Innovation engines for knowledge cities: an innovation ecology perspective
Journal of Knowledge Management, 2004Innovation is the process of turning knowledge and ideas into value. An “urban innovation engine” is a system which can trigger, generate, foster and catalyze innovation in the city. This paper describes the concept of the “urban innovation engine”, provides some historical and contemporary examples, and suggests a set of guidelines for turning ...
Ron Dvir, Edna Pásher
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Key innovations and the ecology of macroevolution
Trends in Ecology & Evolution, 1998The origin or evolutionary `success' of taxa is often attributed to key innovations-aspects of organismal phenotype that promote diversification. Different ways of delimiting taxa and measuring `success' (i.e. number or longevity of species, morphological variety or differential control of energy) give rise to different ideas of how key innovations ...
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Creating Ecologies of Innovation
2010Innovation—it’s a buzzword for the twenty-first century. Creating new services, new products, new processes, new business models, new organizational forms, and new industries seems to be the key to success in this era of business. What drives innovation? Why do some companies achieve innovation more consistently than others? Is it the people? Is it the
Jeffrey Goldstein +2 more
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A Century of Ecological Innovation
Architectural Design, 2015As humanity faces its greatest disruption to date – climate change – placing the planet and its long‐term survival in jeopardy, visionary designer Mitchell Joachim of Terreform ONE incites optimism. Rather than being defined by disruption, he predicts that the 21st century with be characterised by innovation, which ‘promises to solve the global ...
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Regional and Branch Economy
В статье рассматриваются основные методы поддержания экологии. Инновации в сфере экологии являются неотъемлемой частью современного мира. Анализируются такие инновации, как возобновляемые источники энергии, утилизация отходов, экологически чистые материалы, цифровые технологии для отслеживания окружающей среды и озеленение города.
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В статье рассматриваются основные методы поддержания экологии. Инновации в сфере экологии являются неотъемлемой частью современного мира. Анализируются такие инновации, как возобновляемые источники энергии, утилизация отходов, экологически чистые материалы, цифровые технологии для отслеживания окружающей среды и озеленение города.
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Symbiont Acquisition and Replacement as a Source of Ecological Innovation
Trends in Microbiology, 2017Nutritional symbionts play a major role in the ecology and evolution of insects. The recent accumulation of knowledge on the identity, function, genomics, and phylogenetic relationships of insect-bacteria symbioses provides the opportunity to assess the effects of symbiont acquisitions and replacements on the shift into novel ecological niches and ...
Sudakaran, S., Kost, C., Kaltenpoth, M.
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Innovative ecological agricultural textiles*
International Polymer Science and Technology, 2018Agricultural textiles are applied as a protective barrier against birds and insects, but also as ground covers against weeds and as protection from environmental factors. To protect plants from insects and other pests, pesticides and other protective agents are also used since a textile barrier is often insufficient or is not feasible.
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