Objects of innovative activity
Innovations are newly created (applied) and (or) improved competitive technologies, products or services, as well as organizational and technical solutions of a production, administrative, commercial or other nature, which significantly improve the structure and quality of production and (or) the social sphere. Objects of innovative activity are: — innovative programs and projects; — new knowledge and intellectual products; — production equipment and processes; — the infrastructure of production and entrepreneurship; — organizational and technical solutions of production, administrative, commercial, or other nature that significantly improves the structure and quality of production and (or) the social sphere; — raw resources, means of their extraction and processing; — commodity products; — mechanisms of formation of the consumer market and sales of commodity products [Pidru4niki]. This approach to defining the objects of innovative activity is quite broad and does not reflect those objects that are created in the process of carrying out the innovative activity, as well as those results that such activity is aimed at achieving any object can be considered as an object of innovative activity, because under the conditions of a market economy and free competition, each product, work, service must be characterized by certain advantages over similar products to be used by demand, which can be interpreted as the result of a certain modification, improvement, changes, new approaches, and, in addition to objective properties, proof undefined "novelties" can simply serve as organizational management solutions that are different from the traditional ones for a specific business entity undefined [Ndipzir].
Sources:Об'єкти і суб'єкти інноваційної діяльності. Pidru4niki. Retrieved from: https://pidru4niki.com/14940511/investuvannya/obyekti_subyekti_innovatsiynoyi_diyalnosti
Об’єкти інноваційної діяльності. Ndipzir. Retrieved from: https://ndipzir.org.ua/wp-content/uploads/2019/InnovativeLaw_2019/InnovativeLaw_2019_9.pdf