Definitions
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- noun physics A state of many
interconnected dimensions . - noun computing A state of
multidimensional interconnections (as inhyperlink orhypertext ). - noun social sciences, business A successful
introduction andinterconnection ofnovel ideas . - noun linear business management A state of
unprecedented speed andmagnitude ofinnovation .
Etymologies
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hyper- + innovation
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Examples
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Within those culture sets you can observe transitions from old production, to the service economy to a new age of hyperinnovation now.
Forbes.com: News Haydn Shaughnessy 2011
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In this chaotic world of hyperinnovation, vendors will seek to align themselves with the perceived market leaders of the day.
LXer Linux News 2010
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Going hardcore protectionist just stifles innovation (look at healthcare in social welfare countries), while lurching the other way in favor of hyperinnovation simply leads to social instability in favor of corporate profit (look at China).
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