There are doctorates which emphasize innovation in practice rather than innovation in theory, such as DBA, MD, LLD, DProf (and probably others). For a career in industry those kinds of doctorates may be more suitable.

But if a candidate already has a PhD which innovates in theory, that can still be relevant to industries where research is required such as IT and pharmaceuticals.

A PhD candidate may further increase their attraction to industry through gaining practitioner experience and/or publishing in a practitioner journal, such as those of relevant professional institutes. Self-employment as a consultant in your chosen field may also be possible, while applying for more permanent roles.

As this is also my own focus, I have a number of examples on my profile page which are all freely downloadable:

https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Chris_Kelly15

Chris Kelly Thanks for your valuable inputs on the query.

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