When Innovators Fail: Frustration, Wishful Thinking, and the Building of an Innovation Engine
If an athletic department at a large university made a decision to develop a world class rowing program, but the university administrators banned all water sports as too risky, we could hardly expect much in terms of rowing greatness. However, all too often large corporations do the equivalent when they decide to pursue non-core Read more about When Innovators Fail: Frustration, Wishful Thinking, and the Building of an Innovation Engine[…]