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This document discusses the assets, dynamics, and outcomes of an innovation system. It identifies the key assets that drive innovation as technology R&D, talent development and attraction, and investment capital. It also examines the processes of idea generation, commercialization, entrepreneurship, and business innovation. Finally, it outlines the outcomes of an innovation system as increased opportunity, competitiveness, and strong business performance.
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