What are some of the common themes presented in the $15$ Definitions of Innovation? Reflect on the diverse definitions of innovation provided and identify recurring themes or shared concepts among them. $15$ Definitions of Innovation

$1-$ Turning an idea into a solution that adds value from a customer$$s perspective. $($Nick Skillicorn$)$

$2-$ The application of IDEAS that are novel and useful. $($David Burkus$)$

$3-$ Staying relevant. $($Stephen Shapiro$)$

$4.$ A great idea, executed brilliantly and communicated in a way that is both intuitive and fully celebrates the magic of the initial concept. $($Pete Foley$)$

$5.$ A feasible, relevant offering such as a product, service, process, or experience with a viable business model that is perceived as new and is adopted by customers. $($Gijs Van Wulfen$)$

$6.$ Introduction of new products and services that add value to the organization. $($Kevin McFarthing$)$

$7.$ Any variation goes, as long as it includes $$new$$ and it addresses customer needs and wants. $($Robert Brands$)$

$8.$ The fundamental way the company brings constant value to their customer$$s business or life, and consequently their shareholders and stakeholders. $($Paul Hobcraft$)$

$9.$ Work that delivers new goodness to new customers in new markets, and does it in a way that radically improves the profitability equation. $($Mike Shipulski$)$

$10.$ Creativity is thinking of something new. Innovation is the implementation of something new. $($Paul Sloane$)$

$11.$ The implementation of creative ideas in order to generate value, usually through increased revenues, reduced costs, or both. $($Jeffrey Baumgartner$)$

$12.$ I try not to define $$innovation$$ as we should tone down our use of the work and term. $($Stefan Lindegaard$)$

$13.$ Anything that is new, useful, and surprising. $($Drew Boyd$)$

$14.$ New organic value creation by applying creativity, in$-$depth relationships with consumers and customers, and new thinking. $($Michael Graber$)$

$15.$ The future delivered. $($Jorge Barba$)$