The theory of networks talks about 'emergent properties' - essentially where the whole is greater than the sum of the parts.Which of the following is not an emergent property of an innovation network?
A)Bringing together different knowledge sets to solve a particular complex problem
B)Maximising problem-solving capabilities by getting more (and different) minds on the job
C)Sharing the risks around exploring and exploiting new ideas
D)Reducing the catering costs of network meetings

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Reducing catering costs of network meetings is not an emergent property of an innovation network. It is a practical consideration that can be planned and managed without exerting any additional influence on the network's emergent properties.

The Theory of Networks Talks About 'Emergent Properties' - Essentially