Innovation.
Innovation. Innovation describes an entirely new idea, product, or process. It could improve an existing tool or project ( Kojabayev & Maziliauskas, 2017). Inventions are compelling and exciting goods or ways of doing things. They are so crucial that consumers are willing to pay extra to enjoy the speed and ease they provide. Private and public investors channel funds into Human Resources, research, and development activities targeted toward innovation. Decision-makers in various countries have created policies that promote research and innovation. They award scholarships and funds to students and schools to encourage innovation. Serendipitous Innovation. We can call them accidental discoveries because researchers stumble on them unconsciously (Miller, 1998). In 1754 Horace Walpole coined serendipity and referred to it as a “happy accident.” Alexander Fleming’s discovery of penicillin in 1928 is an excellent example of a promising innovation. Before hi...