Fire and Light: How the Enlightenment Transformed Our World
Peter Drucker, the management guru who wrote the classic Innovation and Entrepreneurship in 1985, saw innovation as “change that creates a new dimension of performance.” And, Drucker wrote, “Innovation is the specific instrument of entrepreneurship … the act that endows resources with a new capacity to create wealth.”
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, light a fire under someone は何か: to get someone to act quickly or forcefully, esp. someone who has not been doing enough before
innovate
verb [I]
to introduce changes and new ideas:
The fashion industry is always desperate to innovate.
━━ v. 革新［刷新］する ((in, on, upon)).
in・no・va・tion
━━ n. 改革, 革新; 新しいもの; 新制度. in・no・va・tive, in・no・va・to・ry
━━ a. 革新的な, 創造的な.innovative
adjective (UK ALSO innovatory)
using new methods or ideas:
innovative ideas/methods
She was an imaginative and innovative manager.
innovation
noun [C or U]
(the use of) a new idea or method:
the latest innovations in computer technology
innovator
noun [C]
instrument
n.
- A means by which something is done; an agency.
- One used by another to accomplish a purpose; a dupe.
- An implement used to facilitate work. See synonyms at tool.
- A device for recording, measuring, or controlling, especially such a device functioning as part of a control system.
- Music. A device for playing or producing music: a keyboard instrument.
- A legal document, such as a deed, will, mortgage, or insurance policy.
- To provide or equip with instruments.
- Music. To compose or arrange for performance.
- To address a legal document to.
[Middle English, from Old French, from Latin īnstrūmentum, tool, implement, from īnstruere, to prepare. See instruct.]
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