innovate

IPA: ˈɪnʌveɪt

(obsolete, transitive) To alter, to change into something new; to revolutionize.
(intransitive) To introduce something new to a particular environment; to do something new.
(transitive) To introduce (something) as new.

Examples of "innovate" in Sentences

Because the business that doesn't innovate is risking its eventual demise.
Of these, the only area where they can innovate is in the marketing/distribution area.
For many in our industry, the capacity to innovate is closely tied to developing human resources.
"Your ability to innovate is inversely proportional to your client's self-perceived sophistication."
Each operation was new and presented unique problems, and we had to invent and innovate from the start.
CEOs scribble the word "innovate" on their personal stationery and sleep with it under their pillows at night.
Nor can they demonstrate any ability to provide better service through innovation; the only remaining room left to innovate is in figuring out how to deny claims.
Initially, I hoped that meant he was maybe doing interesting work representing device manufacturers whose capacity to innovate is being stifled by unduly restrictive DMCA provisions.
It’s all just another shiny thing on a conveyer belt already groaning under the weight of shiny things – an environment where the only way to innovate is to get shinier and more illusory, rather than more useful.