July 11, 2024 | By Sara Husk, HYPE Innovation
The year is 2034, writes Sara Husk of HYPE Innovation. Innovation is no longer confined to a single department; it has become a cultural phenomenon—top of mind and all-encompassing. How did we get here?
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