Defining Innovation
transformed into an outcome be it tangible (product) or intangible (service)” (von Stamm, 2003, p. 11). The design activity draws heavily on creativity to resolve issues such as the aesthetics, form, and functionality of the eventual outcome. In this way, during the exploitation phase of the
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