“…Innovation projects generally include the following life cycle rule with well-defined stages: innovation development, production readiness, market entry, growth, maturity, recovery, or decline. In order to maintain the competitiveness of innovation projects at all stages, it is necessary to develop and implement specific type of innovations (incremental, responsive, disruptive or radical) that are included in the portfolio of innovation projects and which are implemented in a specific order with different levels of innovation content and research intensity [35]. Entirety was used then to map the component into each Assessment Area, in which each element is also mapped into them respectively (Fig.…”