Innovation technology - how new technologies are changing the way we innovate

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07 November 2008A new set of technologies is emerging that enables firms to innovate more rapidly, efficiently and accurately than ever before. This ?Innovation Technology? (IvT) includes eScience, virtual reality, simulation and modelling techniques, and rapid prototyping. Indeed, it is possible that it will have as profound an impact on economic growth and social well-being in today?s knowledge economy as the development of machine tools had on the industrial economy of the mid-19th century.

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