Any needed licenses or
additional innovation only adds potential problems and, hence, more risk.
Not exact matches
For example, faster labour force growth will encourage firms to invest not
only to meet greater demand but also to equip these
additional workers with machines and other capital to raise their productivity.5 The rate of technological progress is also a key factor, since a faster pace of
innovation raises the return on each
additional unit of capital, stimulating firms to invest more.
While lack of access to
additional funds was labelled as one of the biggest barriers to
innovation for between 16 — 20 % of SMEs, for organisations with over 200 employees
only 10 % saw it is as a major challenge.102
The proposed factors they provide are good, but they
only raise
additional questions about proportion of work handled virtually, frequency, etc. that would just raise even more questions that can't be answered and shouldn't be in order to ensure
innovation in future virtual delivery models.