Innovation

Innovation in its modern meaning is "a new idea, creative thoughts, new imaginations in form of device or method". Innovation is often also viewed as the application of better solutions that meet new requirements, unarticulated needs, or existing market needs.

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Uber’s Self-Driving Vehicles Get On-Road Permit For CA

Uber’s Self-Driving Vehicles Get On-Road Permit For CA
Uber’s Self-Driving Vehicles Get On-Road Permit For CA
February 06, 2020  |  Innovation

Uber may soon be able to put its self-driving vehicles back on California roads after several years, with the issuance of a new permit, according...

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Nissan Breaks Record For UK’s Farthest Self-Driving Journey
Nissan Breaks Record For UK’s Farthest Self-Driving Journey
February 05, 2020  |  Internet of Things

A driverless Nissan Leaf drove 230 miles across England in the most extensive and complicated journey in the country, Reuters reported on Wednesday (Feb. 5)....

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Deep Dive: Why Innovation’s Lack Of Ubiquity Is Stalling Open Banking
Deep Dive: Why Innovation’s Lack Of Ubiquity Is Stalling Open Banking
February 04, 2020  |  Legal & Regulation

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Citi Commercial Cards Implements AI Call Center Solution
Citi Commercial Cards Implements AI Call Center Solution
February 03, 2020  |  Artificial Intelligence

Citi Commercial Cards is introducing an intelligent virtual agent (IVA) capability at its U.S. call centers, Citi announced on Monday (Feb. 3). Get the Full...

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ATMs Are Ahead Of Their Time — Again
ATMs Are Ahead Of Their Time — Again
February 03, 2020  |  Banking

The automated teller machine (ATM) debuted 51 years ago in the U.S., dispensing small preset amounts of cash … and that’s about it. They quickly...

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Why Consumers Are Firing Traditional Retailers
Why Consumers Are Firing Traditional Retailers
February 03, 2020  |  Retail

“Jobs to be done” – a theory popularized by the late Harvard Business School Professor Clayton Christensen – is the notion that consumers don’t buy...

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Splitty Makes It Easier To Grab A Piece Of The Travel Industry
Splitty Makes It Easier To Grab A Piece Of The Travel Industry
January 31, 2020  |  Platform Payments

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To Amazon Or Not Amazon? An Eyeglass Retailer Faces The Question
To Amazon Or Not Amazon? An Eyeglass Retailer Faces The Question
January 31, 2020  |  eCommerce

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