5 Reasons Why Government Should Spend More on Innovation
MIT Sloan Management Review has 5 Reasons Why Government Should Spend More on Innovation: “ US is not in the top […]
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MIT Sloan Management Review has 5 Reasons Why Government Should Spend More on Innovation: “ US is not in the top […]
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Article first published as Is Your Company Choosing the Best Innovation Ideas? on Technorati. There is an interesting article in
Is Your Company Choosing the Best Innovation Ideas? Read Post »
MIT Sloan Management Review has an article (What Really Happened to Toyota?) that adds a bit more color to my post
What Really Happened to Toyota? Read Post »
Toyota sales have taken a beating after the quality problems of 2010. May 2011 sales declined by almost a third compared
Toyota’s quality improvement changes aren’t enough Read Post »
I have seen many a new ventures flounder because of a lack of focus, a clear plan and a cohesive
3 V’s for a successful new Venture Read Post »
A quick note about an article with some interesting data inf CFO.com (Too Big to Succeed?). The overall conclusion is
Too Big to Succeed? Read Post »
Nokia has been in the news quite a bit lately. Nokia’s new CEO Elop was recently quoted in the WSJ saying: Rising
Nokia’s troubles arise from mismanagement not lack of innovation Read Post »
Summary: For Microsoft to benefit from the Skype acquisition, they will have to integrate Skype and its R&D into Windows
R&D Implications of Microsoft’s Takeover of Skype Read Post »
I normally like articles in the MIT Sloan Management Review. Here is an exception – at least as far as
The Collaborative Organization: How to Make Employee Networks Really Work Read Post »
Executives are increasingly focusing on innovation in response to the great recession. Executives also depend on strategic planning to navigate
Does Strategic Planning Impede Innovation? Read Post »