Sometimes, True Innovation Is A Lump Of Iron

Sometimes, True Innovation Is A Lump Of Iron

By Nadine Huelsen, Director, Product Lifecycle Management, SAP Sometimes, true innovation can be really simple. It can be revolutionizing, improve the life of millions of people and at the same time be so low-tech that you think it was invented in the Stone Age - excuse me, Iron Age. A couple of []

Sometimes, true innovation is a lump of iron

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