China and India Industrializing Innovation in Large Countries
Unlike Africa, the challenges of large countries like China and India of Asia are fundamentally different. These are more industrial and modern economies with the legacy of highly developed ancient cultures and civilizations that once dominated the world’
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strializing Innovationthe Next Revolution
Industrializing Innovation-the Next Revolution
Suresh K. Sharma • Karl E. Meyer
Industrializing Innovation-the Next Revolution
Suresh K. Sharma Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta, GA, USA
Karl E. Meyer Open Range Capital Partners Atlanta, GA, USA
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A work like Industrializing Innovation is not something that is completed in one’s spare time. It takes long days and nights spent away from family and friends and becomes an obsession. Over all of this time, there was one constant. We could depend upon our spouses to support our own personal innovation ecosystem. It was not always easy to tolerate us. Long calls that overran meals, discussion on esoteric subjects, and the occasional ranting became normal. All was tolerated and some even encouraged. We could not have completed this work without you. It is dedicated with equal love and understanding to Lata Sharma and Joyce Meyer, our better halves for many years. We are very fortunate. Suresh K. Sharma Karl E. Meyer
Preface
Industrializing Innovation At first glance, Industrializing Innovation is oxymoron. On a closer look, Industrializing Innovation can begin to make a lot of sense. There are a tremendous amount of innovative ideas and products being developed. We see many emerge. But so much more wait on the shelves of institutions. Today, there is an innovation logjam in our universities, large corporations. Innovations that could change healthcare, energy, or a
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