Fascinating post - what do you think they meant by the statement in your post:
“There are strong opportunities for innovation if we can harness the scientific and industrial capabilities required to take advantage of the technologies and innovation and to develop them to market,” the report says. “The government has a core role as a facilitator of collaboration between industry and researchers, helping large and small businesses to work together and identifying common goals and strategies across sectors to leverage the UK’s advantages in technological innovation.”
I'd love for you to share with readers some examples of scientific and industrial capabilities. For a simple example of where you can apply this, take the Exactis Breach, which was a major breach this year. Where do you think industrial capabilities could have stopped or limited the breach?
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