Knowledge Redundancy Cycles in Complex Mission-Critical Systems
Based on a 20-year, 10-million case study programme of research, 98% of all innovation attempts end in failure. The main aim of the research has been to decode the underpinning, first-principle-driven ‘DNA’ of the 2% of successful attempts. Sitting right at the centre of this DNA is a triad of funda...
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IntechOpen
2020
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