“…Rather than focusing on general innovations that focus on the implementation of new organizational and technological capabilities [11,13,24,[55][56][57][58], scholars have proposed a need for more research in sustainable innovation [7,12,15,16,31,59]. Sustainable innovation refers to the creation of novel products, services, processes or markets with regard to environmental, social, financial and sustainability matters [9,19,20,32,60]. In consideration of sustainability issues (economic, environmental and social) from incremental innovation to radical innovation, the spectrum of sustainable innovations may be used in diverse ways (e.g., the adoption of new ideas to systems in all aspects of society) [8,9,12].…”