Measuring Innovation by Time to Market?

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Carl

Despite being late:

Let's define “success”  as  “accomplishing an innovative process and achieving/bringing into existence a defined/ideal goal not being BEFORE.”

With respect to time parameter, Innovation is definitely time bounded and regardless of one's arbitration(whether axiomatic or else), time will be the core measure of “success” & innovation in between a minimum of two PHYSICALLY IDENTICAL goals.

Theoretically, suppose two identical goals are achieved at two different times to market. This would mean the later will only be a COPY of the preceding one.

Logically , it is correct to say “ Only and if only two achieved goals are identical in all respects except for the time to market, the preceding one is the innovative one”

With Regards

LM