Lessons in Creativity from the Innovative Design of the Swatch

Abstract

IntroductionIf all rival companies had the need to innovate on a permanent basis, many would be wary because innovation always represents risk. This risk is not only financial but also somewhat philosophical, because it requires acceptance of uncertainty, the possibility that the result does not correspond to what was initially planned, and the potential for complete failure.

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